図々しい
ずうずうしい
impudent; shameless; brazen; forward
JLPT N2 Common word
Meanings
I-adjective
impudent; shameless; brazen; forward; audacious; cheeky
Forms
| Plain | Polite | |
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| Present | 図々しいずうずうしい | 図々しいですずうずうしいです |
| Negative | 図々しくないずうずうしくない | 図々しくないですずうずうしくないです |
| Past | 図々しかったずうずうしかった | 図々しかったですずうずうしかったです |
| Past negative | 図々しくなかったずうずうしくなかった | 図々しくなかったですずうずうしくなかったです |
| Te-form | 図々しくてずうずうしくて |
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| Conditional (ば) | 図々しければずうずうしければ |
| Conditional (たら) | 図々しかったらずうずうしかったら |
Example sentences
図々しいな！
What a nerve!
図々しい奴め。
You're shameless.
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You have a lot of nerve!
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That fellow is a cool hand.
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He had the nerve to say that.
More examples (9)
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She was very annoyed with his nerve.
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I haven't got the nerve to ask you for a loan.
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You've got a nerve to say such a thing!
実にずうずうしい！
Bold as brass.
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Don't talk so impudently.
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He had the nerve to ask for money.
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How dare you say such a thing!
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I wouldn't have the cheek to say such a thing.
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Everybody knew that she was being pushy.