Significados de more brash en inglés

They were more aggressive than experienced, more brash than respectful.

The Trump brand may be even more brash than Playboy -but there is much of Hefner in it.

Now, the Swiss watchmakers have developed a concept more brash than its trendy timepieces: a new standard of timekeeping called Internet Time.

Sadly Draya soon came to learn that Horg was a sham-morecunning than smart, more brash than bold, more bully than brave.

He used that second chance not to straighten out his life, but to provide cover as committed ever more brash and destructive crimes.

The ringing of steel clanged through the night, in a sound more brash than any light Kagonesti longsword...

But as the lobby group grew more brash in the middle of the 20th century, it started to push for a new, broader definition.

Sherlock fiddling with that format is part of the reason for its success, and I'm fully on board with it continuing in ever- more brash ways.

Jaronowski said the other day that he decided to banish Paper "when I called Hershkovits and he sounded more brash and more nasty."