1.放肆的,不客气的,跋扈的,冒昧的
2.自以为是的,专横的,傲慢的
1.showing too much confidence and not enough respect
1.Elaine has reached over. Ling Fan is a bit awkward rubbed his hands together. He felt a bit presumptuous.
芷兰没有把手伸过去。凌凡有点尴尬的搓了搓手。他觉得自己有点冒昧。
2.And as I said, presumptuous of me to say this, if that occurs and continues to occur, it will benefit the whole world.
如我所说，恕我冒昧这样说，当那种情况出现并且继续出现时，全世界都将受益。
3.After all, it would be arrogant and presumptuous for anyone to tell people to engage in sexual activities they do not like.
毕竟，告发他人参与他们自己不喜欢的性活动，对于任何人来说都是傲慢的和专横的。
4.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。
5.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。
6.In any case, I think it was somewhat presumptuous of him to assume he could just bring along as many people as he wanted.
我认为这起事件中，博客冒昧地认为他可以想带多少人去吃就带多少人。
7.It may seem somewhat presumptuous for me to speak of the financial crisis here, in the temple of the right theory of business cycles.
我在这里，在这个商业周期正确理论的殿堂之上，谈及金融危机可能似乎有些冒昧。
8.I feel very presumptuous and uncomfortable about trying to explain out loud the things I believe in.
我想，若是大声解释我的信仰，不仅会给人一种自大的感觉，也会使我感到不安。
9.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。
10.He said that it would be presumptuous to suggest to the government how and when revaluation might occur.
他还说，建议政府什么时候，以及怎样调整汇率却是十分鲁莽的。