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brusquely
ˈbrusquely, adv. [f. as prec. + -ly2: see also brussly.] In a brusque manner; off-handedly.1671 True Non-Conf. 85 Our Lord..doth bruskly decline, to be so much as an amicable trister. 1842 Mrs. Browning Grk. Chr. Poets 15 She..rather brusquely proposes their mutual marriage. 1882 B. Ramsay Recoll. M... Oxford English Dictionary
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brusquely
brusquelyadv. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Oss (greeting)
when a subordinate is brusquely questioned by a teacher, superior officer, or sempai. wikipedia.org
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Puberty 2
According to Jillian Mapes of Pitchfork, Puberty 2s composition contains second-wave emo, "wistful dream pop", "slow-simmering electronics", "brusquely wikipedia.org
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brussly
† ˈbrussly, adv. Obs. rare—1. [This looks like a phonetic corruption of bruskly, brusquely: but the date presents difficulties, and further complicates the question of relation between brisk and brusque.] ? Brusquely, roughly, harshly.1481 Caxton Tulle on Friendsh. A iv, He is well deled with all, a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Older (George Michael song)
Sarah Davis from Dotmusic noted the "jazzy mood", "as Michael brusquely casts off a former lover—'I'm not the man you want... these are wasted days without wikipedia.org
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Pygmalion
Pygmalion (pɪgˈmeɪlɪən) The name of a play by George Bernard Shaw (1856–1950), used quasi-advb. in not Pygmalion likely, a joc. euphemism for the phrase ‘not bloody likely’ which occurs in Act III of the play (see bloody adv. 2, quot. 1914) and was the occasion of a public sensation at the time of t... Oxford English Dictionary
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brusque
▪ I. brusque, a. (brʌsk, brʊsk) Also 7 brusk(e, 9 brusk. [a. F. brusque, according to Littré, etc., adapted in 16th c. from Italian brusco ‘soure, tarte, eagre, briske, vnripe; also soure- or grim-looking’ (Florio); cf. Sp. and Pg. brusco ‘rude, peevish, ill-tempered, roughly hasty’. The ulterior hi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Violin Concerto (Rorem)
Rorem's score makes a few brusquely dramatic gestures (timpani obbligatos, for instance, in movements entitled Toccata-Chaconne and Toccata-Rondo), but wikipedia.org
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recorte
‖ recorte Bull-fighting. (reˈcorte) [Sp., lit. ‘cutting, trimming’.] A pass by which the torero cuts short the bull's charge.1925 E. Hemingway in This Quarter I. ii. 217 A series of acceptable veronicas ending in a very Belmontistic recorte. 1932 ― Death in Afternoon vii. 67 A recorte is any pass wi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Napoleon Bonaparte: An Intimate Biography
Too often Napoleon acted brusquely, while Jerome overspent…" References in other works In Bill Clinton's 2004 autobiography, My Life, he writes, "I still wikipedia.org
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《伤残的树》用词: jack-in-the box, leech, foolscap, rascal, brusquely, myopic ...
伤残的树 / 英语文学词汇 Leave a Comment on 《伤残的树》用词: jack-in-the box, leech, foolscap, rascal, brusquely, myopic, cremation, bovine, epistle Post navigation Previous Post Previous 今日英语词汇:on the rocks, starkly at odds with, gird, roil, bumpiness, park
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Sleeping Sickness (film)
Velten brusquely refuses to give the woman's brother money when his 'father-in-law' asks him to help. This causes tension with the family. wikipedia.org
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Feeling Through
Tereek tells the driver what Artie needs and the man brusquely agrees to help him. wikipedia.org
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Christian Ludwig von Kaphengst
The king tolerated his brother's love affairs, sometimes even pursuing them with jealousy, but despised Kaphengst and brusquely refused his promotion to wikipedia.org
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