| 释义 |
●have the nerve to do sth (BrE also have the face to do sth) (informal) do sth that other people think is rude or not appropriate without feeling embarrassed or ashamed 脸皮厚◆He had the nerve to ask me for a pay rise after only three weeks in the job.他脸皮可真厚，才工作了三星期就要求加薪。◆I don’t know how she’s got the face to criticize my designs. She doesn’t know anything at all about architecture.我真搞不懂她怎么还有脸批评我的设计，她对建筑根本一窍不通。 |