简单释义：

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n. 【医】胃灼热；阵雨；(岩石等的)碎片；碎冰块

adj. 盛气凌人的；自以为是的；耀眼的；嘈杂的

网络 性急的；无礼的；仓促的

变形：

比较级：brasher  最高级：brashest  

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完整释义：

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adj.

1.傲慢的,无礼的
2.轻率;冒昧
3.好发牌气的,性情急躁的
4.轻率的;莽撞的
5.脆的,易破的
6.活跃的
7.死皮赖脸的
8.仓促的;脆的
9.易碎的

n.

1.〔方言〕(疾病的)发作
2.〔英方〕骤雨,阵雨
3.采伐剩余物
4.(修剪下的)碎树枝
5.(岩石等的)碎片;碎冰块;碎冰群
6.【医学】胃灼热,反酸

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例句：

1. Ignoring social pressure - you walk right up to her, ignore everybody else extremely confident and brash.
   无视社会的压力-你要非常自信和傲慢地忽视周围任何人，直接走到她身边。

2. He talked her down from her suicide attempt, and so began a romance between a brash lad from steerage and an upper-class young lady.
   他说服她不要自杀，乘坐三等舱的粗野小子与上层淑女的浪漫恋情由此而生。

3. Of course, when faced with all manner of controlling discourses, simple and brash resistance is almost always terribly ineffective.
   当然，面对各种操控性话语时，简单粗暴的对抗往往仅有姿态而实效堪忧。

4. They're young and brash and still possess that sense of pride I haven't experienced since the first Bush administration.
   他们还年轻，还神气十足，还固守着一份自豪感，这种感觉自打第一任布什政府时我就没再体验过。

5. Bitches are big, tall, strong, large, loud, brash, harsh, awkward, clumsy, sprawling, strident, ugly.
   bitch（婊子）高大、强壮、大嗓门、性急、苛刻、笨拙、漫无目的、刺耳、难看。

6. american investment bankers brought a brash new style to its financial markets , including breathtaking bonuses and early starts.
   美国投资银行家们带来了一整套金融市场新的管理方式，包括那令人咋舌的奖金和先进的管理思想。

7. Yet behind the very real innovations and investments, the brash claims and the breathless headlines, lies an inconvenient truth.
   但是在这些众多的创新和投资、信心十足的断言和令人屏息的新闻标题背后，却是令人头疼的事实。

8. A brash economics graduate of Harvard, he was annoyed that 'they wouldn't take a chance on me right out of college, ' he says.
   他说他那时是一名莽撞的哈佛大学经济学本科毕业生，对一出校门学校就不肯再给他一次机会感到气愤。