presumptuous

美音：[prɪ'zʌmptʃuəs] 英音：[prɪ'zʌmptʃuəs]

简单释义：

adj.冒昧；放肆；自负

网络专横的；放肆的；自以为是的

adj.

1.放肆的,不客气的,跋扈的,冒昧的
2.冒昧,莽撞的;放肆的,出言不逊
3.自以为是的,专横的,傲慢的
4.抽象

[KEY] It is presumptuous to judge his popularity according to the sales of his albums.
（例子）根据唱片的销量来推断出他的知名度是武断的。
Celia, I'm going to make a suggestion, and please don't think this presumptuous since it concerns your own company.
西莉亚，我要提个建议，因为涉及到你们公司，请不要认为这是冒昧。
It would be presumptuous for anybody to offer such a view.
任何人提出这种观点都是放肆的。
She had struck him as rather presumptuous-indeed it was a part of her charm.
他仍然觉得她非常高傲，确实，这是她的一部分魅力所在。
And in my presumptuous arrogant eighteen years, everything is still pregnant with fruit, I just want to give them a hand picked down.
而在我放肆狂傲的十八岁，一切都还在孕育着果实，我只想把它们一手摘种下去。
But the decline is so broad and so striking that it would be presumptuous of me to take responsibility for it.
如今，微软的衰弱是如此的深远和显著，以至于如果我声称对此负责的话，就显得太自以为是了。
First, "legacy" is a presumptuous term when applied to banking mainframe solutions.
首先，“遗留”这个术语对于银行大型机解决方案而言并不恰当。
It is presumptuous of him to give orders. = He is presumptuous to give orders.
他居然下令，真是太放肆了。

下一个：nucleus