peremptory

英 [pəˈremptəri]

美 [pəˈremptəri]

adj. 强硬的; 强制的; 不容分辩的

BNC.21956 / COCA.23787

牛津词典

adj.

ADJ-GRADED 跋扈的；专横的；霸道的
Someone who does something in aperemptoryway does it in a way that shows that they expect to be obeyed immediately.
1. With a brief, almost peremptory gesture he pointed to a chair.
  他做了一个简单的手势，近乎霸道地指着椅子。

adj

putting an end to all debate or action
1. a peremptory decree
not allowing contradiction or refusal
1. spoke in peremptory tones
2. peremptory commands
offensively self-assured or given to exercising usually unwarranted power
1. an autocratic person
2. autocratic behavior
3. a bossy way of ordering others around
4. a rather aggressive and dominating character
5. managed the employees in an aloof magisterial way
6. a swaggering peremptory manner
Synonym:autocraticbossydominatinghigh-and-mightymagisterial

Scarlett submitted meekly to being carried toward the carriage and also to the peremptory manner in which Uncle Peter criticized her and prissy.
思嘉乖乖地让他驮着向马车走去。一面不声不响地听他用命令的口吻批评她和百里茜。
He's much too peremptory to cooperate with others.
他太蛮横，没法跟人合作。
She has a really peremptory manner sometimes.
她有时候的态度真是盛气凌人。
Peremptory silence no longer works.
无法再强制人们保持沉默了。
He made a peremptory order.
他下达了一个必须服从的命令。
A peremptory dismissal, rebuke, shout.
不容分说的解雇、指责、喊叫。
Therefore, the revocation of the establishment of the right to a peremptory norm of strong colors.
因此，该撤销权的设立具有较强的强制性规范的色彩。
With a peremptory note in his voice he told the officer in charge to fetch the papers.
他用一种咄咄逼人的语气让负责的官员去把文件拿来。
ViennaConvention on the Law of Treaties of1969 expressly provides peremptory norms.
1969年《维也纳条约法公约》明文规定了强制性规范。
'I've been calling you for ten minutes,'said Marguerite from her window in a tone that verged on the peremptory.
“我叫了您有十分钟了，”玛格丽特在窗口说，口气几乎有些生硬。