dreist
brazen
Bold or demanding in an impertinent and disrespectful way; cheeky.
Es war wirklich dreist von ihm, sich in der Schlange einfach vorzudrängeln.
It was really brazen of him to simply push ahead in the line.

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brazen
Bold or demanding in an impertinent and disrespectful way; cheeky.
Es war wirklich dreist von ihm, sich in der Schlange einfach vorzudrängeln.
It was really brazen of him to simply push ahead in the line.

A very typical construction with 'dreist' (brazen) is: 'Es ist dreist von' + person in the dative + ', etwas zu tun' (to do something). This expresses whose behavior is perceived as impertinent.
Es ist dreist von dir, das einfach zu nehmen, ohne zu fragen.
It is brazen of you to just take that without asking.
'Dreist' (brazen) often describes actions or statements that are perceived as disrespectful. Common combinations are 'eine dreiste Lüge' (a brazen lie), 'eine dreiste Forderung' (a brazen demand), or 'eine dreiste Antwort' (a brazen answer).
Seine dreiste Forderung nach mehr Geld wurde sofort abgelehnt.
His brazen demand for more money was rejected immediately.
The word 'dreist' (brazen) is not a neutral description, but always expresses a strongly negative judgment and indignation. You use it when you condemn behavior as impertinent and disrespectful.
Die dreiste Art, wie er mit seinen Kollegen spricht, ist inakzeptabel.
The brazen way he talks to his colleagues is unacceptable.
polite
'höflich' and 'dreist' both describe behavior toward other people, but they are clear opposites. Someone who is 'höflich' (polite) shows respect and pays attention to other people’s feelings. Someone who is 'dreist' (brazen) demands something in a cheeky or disrespectful way and often crosses a line. 'Höflich' fits when someone asks kindly or reacts calmly. 'Dreist' fits when someone takes too many liberties or asks for something without shame.

Im Kurs ist er dreist und nimmt einfach den Platz einer anderen Person.
In the course, he is brazen and simply takes another person’s seat.
Im Büro bleibt Frau Müller höflich, weil der Kunde sehr nervös ist.
At the office, Ms. Müller remains polite because the customer is very nervous.