temerity

n.

鲁莽，冒失；

1. Instead the French president's language betrays temerity.
   相反，这位法国总统的言语表露出他的鲁莽。
2. Conducting the premiere of a symphony without a rehearsal requires temerity.
   不排练而直接指挥一部交响乐的首次公演是鲁莽的。
3. He had the temerity to call me a liar.
   他竟胆敢说我撒谎。

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