adj.粗野的，无礼的，侮慢的

The insolent driver refused to move his car, causing a traffic jam.
这个无礼的司机拒绝移动他的车，导致了交通堵塞。
His arrogance and insolence towards his colleagues earned him a reputation as a difficult person to work with.
他对同事的傲慢和无礼使他在职场上声名狼藉，难以共事。
The insolent teenager was sent to his room for being disrespectful to his parents.
那个无礼的少年因为对父母不敬被送回房间。
The boss's insolent behavior towards subordinates led to a high turnover rate in the company.
老板对下属的傲慢态度导致公司员工流失率极高。
She was shocked by the insolence of the waiter who treated her rudely at the restaurant.
她对餐厅服务生粗鲁无礼的行为感到震惊。
The insolent comment made during the meeting caused an uncomfortable silence in the room.
会议上的一句冒犯言论让整个房间陷入尴尬的沉默。
His insolence was a direct challenge to the authority of the teacher.
他的无礼是对老师权威的直接挑衅。
After years of insolence, the old man finally received a lesson in humility from his son.
经过多年的傲慢，老人最终从儿子那里得到了谦逊的教训。
The insolent youth was eventually brought to justice for his reckless behavior.
那个放肆的年轻人因他的鲁莽行为终于受到了法律的制裁。
Her father's stern words put an end to her insolent laughter.
父亲严厉的话语止住了她的无礼笑声。