Examples of using Impertinent in English and their translations into Chinese
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Mr. Tibbetts," she began a little unsteadily,"I'm going to be very impertinent.".
In most societies, children who behave like grownups are considered impertinent.
Now that these warnings have been formulated, we are free to put into perspective a present-day phenomenon that strongly undercuts the impertinent criticisms of gnosis.
The French house founded by the“Queen of Knits” represents the distinctive, modern and impertinent spirit of Paris.
It was not in him to say to the wife of his bosom that Mr Slope's sermon was ill-timed, impertinent and vexatious.
How long shall we sit in our porticoes practising idle and musty virtues, which any work would make impertinent?
I will thank you not to be impertinent," said Aunt Josephine, using a word which here means"pointing out that I'm wrong, which annoys me".".
As he was only a part-time worker, I felt any pointed inquiries would be deemed impertinent, and most likely go unanswered for all my curiosity.
Yet, no matter what I achieve, the world lives on, impertinent, indifferent- I know all this, but I can't get it through my head.
You are impertinent, sir.
Please do not think me impertinent.
But my visit is neither an idle nor impertinent intrusion.
You understand this is not impertinent curiosity on my part.
Henry," said Miss Tilney,"you are very impertinent.
Now, this was abominably impertinent, and she ought to have been furious.
You can imagine the impertinent and immoderate laughter of all the boys who witnessed this scene.
But however I hope you will do me the justice of believing that I do not mean to be impertinent.".
The town is pestered with a swarm of impertinent productions, but this of Dr. Gauchat's outdoes them all.
At least in this respect, the exchange between Macron and his two impertinent interlocutors last week was highly enlightening.
I should not, under ordinary circumstances, have ventured to disturb you, but my visit is neither an idle nor impertinent intrusion.