imperiously

1. ADJ-GRADED 专横的;傲慢的;飞扬跋扈的
   If you describe someone as imperious, you mean that they have a proud manner and expect to be obeyed.
   1. Her attitude is imperious at times...
      她有时态度傲慢。
   2. From across the desk she gave him a witheringly imperious look.
      她从桌子对面扫了他一眼，目光咄咄逼人，凌利而专横。

1. But there was also another duty which bound him and impelled him imperiously in the opposite direction.
   但是另外还有一种任务束缚他并极力推他前进。
2. The envoys were dismissed imperiously.
   傲慢地令各国使者散去。
3. In him again, imperiously, was the desire to talk, to tell; his hands were lifted in mid-air.
   他心中重新燃起那个迫切的欲望，想要谈话，想要倾诉；他的两只手举到半空中。
4. Undaunted, he submitted a series of 40 demands to the prime minister, imperiously giving the prime minister two weeks to respond.
   无畏的巴特拉伊向首相提出了40点要求，并狂妄地要求首相两周内给予答复。
5. He waved me back imperiously with his hand.
   他断然地挥挥手制止了我。
6. He began softly and yet imperiously to issue his commands.
   他声音不大然而威势逼人地开始发布命令。
7. The door opened slightly and Dr. Meade stood on the threshold, beckoning imperiously.
   门稍稍开了，米德大夫站在门口急平地招呼她。
8. The developments of ecological, resources and environmental sciences imperiously call for spatia-lization technology research and data product exploitation of Chinese terrestrial eco-information.
   我国陆地生态信息空间化技术研究和数据产品的开发是生态学、资源科学和环境科学发展的迫切需求。
9. All of this make cities imperiously to adopt and apply the thinking, theory and methodology of Marketing.
   这两方面的力量使得城市迫切需要吸纳和采用营销思想、理论与方法。

adv

1. in an imperious manner
   1. imperiously he cut her short