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immodesty

[i'mɔdisti]

n. 无礼；不谦虚；粗鲁

英文词源

immodesty (n.): 1590s, from Latin immodestia "intemperate conduct," from immodestus (see immodest).

双语例句

1. With science, modesty or immodesty is not the issue.: 科学没有什么谦虚不谦虚的问题.

2. Consequently, their immodesty often drives them up against the wall.: 因此, 他们不慎常常驱使他们面对的是墙壁.

3. What disjunction between the majesty of those old hymns and the immodesty of this shopping season.: 把往昔那圣歌的雄伟壮丽与购物季节的无礼和过度分开,那又何妨呢?