brazen

UK
/ˈbreɪ.zən/
US
/ˈbreɪ.zən/

Translations

brazenadjective
brazener
Comp.
brazenest
Super.
UK
/ˈbreɪ.zən/
US
/ˈbreɪ.zən/
Her brazen disregard for the rules shocked everyone at the meeting.
Son mépris effronté des règles a choqué tout le monde à la réunion.
de laitonEmployé au sens littéral, pour un objet fait de laiton.
The brazen statue gleamed in the sunlight, capturing everyone's attention.
La statue de laiton brillait au soleil et attirait l'attention de tous.
stridentS'emploie pour un son dur et perçant.
A brazen alarm rang through the corridors, sending everyone scrambling for the exits.
Une alarme stridente a retenti dans les couloirs, poussant tout le monde vers les sorties.
brazenverb
brazened
Past Simple
brazened
Past Participle
brazening
Gerund
UK
/ˈbreɪ.zən/
US
/ˈbreɪ.zən/
Intransitive/transitive verb meaning ‘to face a difficult or embarrassing situation boldly’; frequently occurs with the particle “out”.
braverAu sens de faire face à une difficulté avec aplomb.
She decided to brazen out the criticism and continue with her plans.
Elle a décidé de braver les critiques et de poursuivre ses projets.

Definitions

brazenadjective
Bold and without shame.
Her brazen disregard for the rules shocked everyone at the meeting.
Made of or resembling brass in color or hardness.
The brazen statue gleamed in the sunlight, capturing everyone's attention.
Harsh and piercing in sound, like that produced by a brass instrument.
A brazen alarm rang through the corridors, sending everyone scrambling for the exits.
brazenverb
To face, endure, or carry off (an unpleasant or difficult situation) with apparent boldness or self-assurance, often followed by “out”.
She decided to brazen out the criticism and continue with her plans.