bolshy

• 非正式的英式形容词，指故意不合作、爱争吵或表现叛逆的人。

An informal British adjective describing someone who is deliberately uncooperative, argumentative, or rebellious.

1. Difficult or rebelliousC1informalbritish

   Tending to be argumentative, uncooperative, or difficult to manage.

   难缠或叛逆

   • The new employee was a bit bolshy during the training session.
   • He became bolshy when asked to follow the rules.
   • Her bolshy attitude made teamwork challenging.

   同义词awkwardcantankerouscontrariousdefiantobstreperousperversequerulousrebelliousrefractorystroppyuncooperativeunruly

   反义词agreeablecompliantcooperativedocileobedienttractable

• 指情绪激烈、好斗、不合作、爱唱反调的人，常带贬义；也可形容态度强硬、好斗、不配合的行为。

An emotionally charged term used to refer to extreme radicals or revolutionaries, often implying a confrontational or uncooperative attitude.

1. A radical or revolutionary personC1informalbritish

   A term used to describe someone who is extremely radical or revolutionary in their political views, often with a confrontational attitude.

   激进分子

   • He was known as a bolshy who always challenged authority.
   • The group of bolshies disrupted the meeting with their demands.
   • She was labeled a bolshy for her outspoken criticism of the government.

   同义词agitatorbolshevikfirebrandleftistmilitantradicalrebelredrevolutionary

   反义词conservativemoderatereactionarytraditionalist