Definition of chutzpah in English:

chutzpah

noun ˈxʊtspəˈhʊtspə

mass nouninformal

Extreme self-confidence or audacity (usually used approvingly)
love him or hate him, you have to admire Cohen's chutzpah
Example sentencesExamples
- This college has the sheer chutzpah to name their graduate school after Cambridge!
- The action keeps on coming, making up for some poor digital effects with good choreography and plenty of chutzpah.
- Please spare us any more of your bad manners, chutzpah, irony and hypocrisy!
- What it lacks in status and history, however, Croydon more than makes up for in sheer chutzpah, at least if its charismatic mayor is anything to go by.
- His conference speech last year was breathtaking in its chutzpah and ill-concealed ambition.
- But chutzpah seems to be an indispensable part of the country's diplomatic culture.
- Their courage and chutzpah turned a local story into an international media phenomenon and inspired millions of women worldwide.
- Even by the cynical standards of our dishonest political system, this is world-class chutzpah.
- It has some merit as a display of chutzpah, but that is it.
- The author may not have much of an argument, but you've got to admit he's got chutzpah.
- The Byre Theatre returned with a proposal to demolish the building and start again and was awarded £3.4m for its chutzpah.
- It takes enormous chutzpah to write, direct and mount your own show, and to do such a thing at the age of 14 is no small feat.
- Charmed by his chutzpah and mile-wide smile, she gave him her number.
- Like the target audience, this film is young, dumb, and full of chutzpah.
- Ruby was so successful because she was brilliant, very hard working, and had a lot of chutzpah.
- The group's sheer chutzpah is so persuasive you're entertained all the way.
- Her chutzpah paid off and, after the wrap party, she headed for London and started applying for jobs as a producer.
- The ex-politician's chutzpah has not been diminished by his incarceration.
- Not a lot of men on this planet look good in lime green, but you've got to admire the his chutzpah.
- Perhaps it was not a case of misguided chutzpah after all.
Synonyms
impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt

Origin

Late 19th century: Yiddish, from Aramaic ḥu ṣpā.

Definition of chutzpah in US English:

chutzpah

(also chutzpa, hutzpa, hutzpah)

noun

informal

Shameless audacity; impudence.
〈非正式〉肆无忌惮；厚脸皮，厚颜无耻
love him or hate him, you have to admire Cohen's chutzpah
Example sentencesExamples
- The ex-politician's chutzpah has not been diminished by his incarceration.
- But chutzpah seems to be an indispensable part of the country's diplomatic culture.
- Not a lot of men on this planet look good in lime green, but you've got to admire the his chutzpah.
- The group's sheer chutzpah is so persuasive you're entertained all the way.
- Her chutzpah paid off and, after the wrap party, she headed for London and started applying for jobs as a producer.
- Their courage and chutzpah turned a local story into an international media phenomenon and inspired millions of women worldwide.
- Ruby was so successful because she was brilliant, very hard working, and had a lot of chutzpah.
- Charmed by his chutzpah and mile-wide smile, she gave him her number.
- Like the target audience, this film is young, dumb, and full of chutzpah.
- The Byre Theatre returned with a proposal to demolish the building and start again and was awarded £3.4m for its chutzpah.
- What it lacks in status and history, however, Croydon more than makes up for in sheer chutzpah, at least if its charismatic mayor is anything to go by.
- The author may not have much of an argument, but you've got to admit he's got chutzpah.
- This college has the sheer chutzpah to name their graduate school after Cambridge!
- The action keeps on coming, making up for some poor digital effects with good choreography and plenty of chutzpah.
- Please spare us any more of your bad manners, chutzpah, irony and hypocrisy!
- Even by the cynical standards of our dishonest political system, this is world-class chutzpah.
- His conference speech last year was breathtaking in its chutzpah and ill-concealed ambition.
- It takes enormous chutzpah to write, direct and mount your own show, and to do such a thing at the age of 14 is no small feat.
- Perhaps it was not a case of misguided chutzpah after all.
- It has some merit as a display of chutzpah, but that is it.
Synonyms
impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt

Origin

Late 19th century: Yiddish, from Aramaic ḥu ṣpā.

单词	chutzpah
释义	Definition of chutzpah in English: chutzpah noun ˈxʊtspəˈhʊtspə mass nouninformal Extreme self-confidence or audacity (usually used approvingly) love him or hate him, you have to admire Cohen's chutzpah Example sentencesExamples This college has the sheer chutzpah to name their graduate school after Cambridge! The action keeps on coming, making up for some poor digital effects with good choreography and plenty of chutzpah. Please spare us any more of your bad manners, chutzpah, irony and hypocrisy! What it lacks in status and history, however, Croydon more than makes up for in sheer chutzpah, at least if its charismatic mayor is anything to go by. His conference speech last year was breathtaking in its chutzpah and ill-concealed ambition. But chutzpah seems to be an indispensable part of the country's diplomatic culture. Their courage and chutzpah turned a local story into an international media phenomenon and inspired millions of women worldwide. Even by the cynical standards of our dishonest political system, this is world-class chutzpah. It has some merit as a display of chutzpah, but that is it. The author may not have much of an argument, but you've got to admit he's got chutzpah. The Byre Theatre returned with a proposal to demolish the building and start again and was awarded £3.4m for its chutzpah. It takes enormous chutzpah to write, direct and mount your own show, and to do such a thing at the age of 14 is no small feat. Charmed by his chutzpah and mile-wide smile, she gave him her number. Like the target audience, this film is young, dumb, and full of chutzpah. Ruby was so successful because she was brilliant, very hard working, and had a lot of chutzpah. The group's sheer chutzpah is so persuasive you're entertained all the way. Her chutzpah paid off and, after the wrap party, she headed for London and started applying for jobs as a producer. The ex-politician's chutzpah has not been diminished by his incarceration. Not a lot of men on this planet look good in lime green, but you've got to admire the his chutzpah. Perhaps it was not a case of misguided chutzpah after all. Synonyms impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt Origin Late 19th century: Yiddish, from Aramaic ḥu ṣpā. Definition of chutzpah in US English: chutzpah (also chutzpa, hutzpa, hutzpah) noun informal Shameless audacity; impudence. 〈非正式〉肆无忌惮；厚脸皮，厚颜无耻 love him or hate him, you have to admire Cohen's chutzpah Example sentencesExamples The ex-politician's chutzpah has not been diminished by his incarceration. But chutzpah seems to be an indispensable part of the country's diplomatic culture. Not a lot of men on this planet look good in lime green, but you've got to admire the his chutzpah. The group's sheer chutzpah is so persuasive you're entertained all the way. Her chutzpah paid off and, after the wrap party, she headed for London and started applying for jobs as a producer. Their courage and chutzpah turned a local story into an international media phenomenon and inspired millions of women worldwide. Ruby was so successful because she was brilliant, very hard working, and had a lot of chutzpah. Charmed by his chutzpah and mile-wide smile, she gave him her number. Like the target audience, this film is young, dumb, and full of chutzpah. The Byre Theatre returned with a proposal to demolish the building and start again and was awarded £3.4m for its chutzpah. What it lacks in status and history, however, Croydon more than makes up for in sheer chutzpah, at least if its charismatic mayor is anything to go by. The author may not have much of an argument, but you've got to admit he's got chutzpah. This college has the sheer chutzpah to name their graduate school after Cambridge! The action keeps on coming, making up for some poor digital effects with good choreography and plenty of chutzpah. Please spare us any more of your bad manners, chutzpah, irony and hypocrisy! Even by the cynical standards of our dishonest political system, this is world-class chutzpah. His conference speech last year was breathtaking in its chutzpah and ill-concealed ambition. It takes enormous chutzpah to write, direct and mount your own show, and to do such a thing at the age of 14 is no small feat. Perhaps it was not a case of misguided chutzpah after all. It has some merit as a display of chutzpah, but that is it. Synonyms impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, bad manners, ill-manneredness, unmannerliness, rudeness, impoliteness, incivility, lack of civility, discourtesy, discourteousness, disrespect, insubordination, contempt Origin Late 19th century: Yiddish, from Aramaic ḥu ṣpā.
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