1.
Behavior or language that is boldly arrogant or offensive;effrontery.
冒昧，放肆放肆地傲慢或令人不愉快的行为或语言；厚颜无耻
2.
I took the liberty of borrowing your bicycle while you were away.
你不在时，我放肆地借了你的自行车。
3.
On the other hand, these broadcasts and newspapers pull out all the stops in slandering and vilifying some of our friends.
而对有些朋友则放肆地污蔑谩骂。
4.
You presume to jest with me in this free manner.
你敢在我面前这么放肆地开玩笑。
5.
he presumptuously overstepped the doctor's orders.
他放肆地无视医生规定的次序。
6.
She had the sauce to say she'd never go there again.
她竟然放肆地说她再也不去那儿了。
7.
"Oh, if you are going to be hateful and rude enough to bring that up again!
"啊，看你再敢那么可恨，那么放肆地提起这件事来！
8.
You have been drinking rum; you have had a stroke, precisely as I told you;
你放肆地喝酒，结果正像我告诉你的那样中风了。
9.
To throw(oneself)into an activity with abandon and energy.
放肆地投入使（自己）纵情地或充满激情地投入到一项活动中去
10.
He was the more surprised at his daughter's wanton play of a fixed idea.
女儿竟是这样放肆地表达她顽固不化的思想，使他感到格外惊讶。
11.
A young poet made an irresponsible speech at Beijing Normal University.
有个青年诗人在北京师范大学放肆地讲了一篇话。
12.
Dr. Ramsay, opening his mouth, threw back his head and laughed immoderately.
拉姆齐医生张开口，脑袋往后一仰，放肆地大笑起来。
13.
In a forbidden black magic rite, he touched Az by accident, and young Dutin dared to ask Az for power.
在一场黑暗的禁咒仪式中，他意外地接触到了阿兹，而年轻的杜丁放肆地向阿兹要求力量。
14.
she cried, taken aback and now determined that he should take some liberty.
她吃惊地叫了一声，同时断定他就要放肆了。
15.
a great piece of presumption
极为冒昧 [无礼,放肆] 的事
16.
The licence shown by the invaders.
侵略者表现出来的放肆。
17.
To take a liberty would call down her Majesty's wrath.
放肆会惹得女王大怒。
18.
They are the more insolent, and it is the nearer ended.
他们越放肆，结局就越近。