impudence in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for impudence in the English»French Dictionary

impudence [Brit ˈɪmpjʊd(ə)ns, Am ˈɪmpjədəns] N

impudence

effronterie f

impudence

impudence f

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brass-necked cheek, impudence

suprême

less of your impudence!

ne sois pas insolent!

have courage, nerve, impudence, courtesy

avoir (to do de faire)

Translations for impudence in the French»English Dictionary

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impudence

impudence

avoir l'impudence de faire

to have the impudence to do

l'impudence de ton attitude/de tes paroles

the impudence of your attitude/of your language

audace (de geste, propos)

impudence

impudence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for impudence in the English»French Dictionary

impudence [ˈɪmpjʊdəns] N no pl

impudence

impudence f

Translations for impudence in the French»English Dictionary

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impudence

impudence no pl

effronterie

impudence

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English

Its strong points are its adroit, tireless energy, its high-strung impudence and its spicy, tingling mixtures of orchestral sound.

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It is one with which you can laugh -- with its own impudence toward foreign crises -- while laughing at its rowdy spinning jokes.

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There's more substance in a ruff, more poetry in a whibbob, and more impudence in a toby.

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The expression to have a lot of gall reflects such beliefs that bile, or gall can prompt a person to impudence and brazen assurance.

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The parties had claimed the programme was done without consultation and therefore smacked of impudence on the part of the organisers.

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And they have the impudence to tell us that its about trust.

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It would never come into their heads to fabricate colossal untruths, and they would not believe that others could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously.

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Yet the entire secular world seems united in condemning the laity for its sheer cheek and impudence in voting the wrong way.

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I just wonder at the man's impudence.

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Swagger, impudence or cockiness. 4.

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