arrogance

英 [ˈærəɡəns]

美 [ˈærəɡəns]

n.  傲慢; 自大

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牛津词典

noun

• 傲慢；自大
  the behaviour of a person when they feel that they are more important than other people, so that they are rude to them or do not consider them

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 傲慢的;自大的;嚣张的
  Someone who isarrogantbehaves in a proud, unpleasant way towards other people because they believe that they are more important than others.
  1. He was so arrogant...
     他是如此傲慢。
  2. That sounds arrogant, doesn't it?
     那话听起来很嚣张，是不是？
  3. ...an air of arrogant indifference.
     自高自大、事不关己的态度

英英释义

noun

• overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiors
  Synonym:haughtinesshauteurhigh-handednesslordliness

双语例句

• The arrogance became his protective carapace.
  这种傲慢态度成了他的保护壳。
• Her confidence and assertiveness were starting to be seen as arrogance.
  她的自信和武断开始被人视为傲慢了。
• The truest characters of ignorance are vanity, and pride, and arrogance.
  无知的最大特征是虚荣，骄傲，和傲慢。
• From all their flaunting and arrogance.
  远离他们的招摇和傲慢。
• But I call that arrogance matchless courage.
  不过，我要把这种傲慢称为无比的勇气。
• His arrogance is his worst enemy.
  他的高傲给他束立了许多敌人。
• Phillip admired Tom's arrogance and self-possession.
  菲利普欣赏汤姆的傲慢和沉着。
• Eric Liddell: My arrogance, sir, extends just as far as my conscience demands.
  埃里克·利德尔：先生，我的傲慢和我的道德底线一样。
• It adds up to scientific arrogance and danger.
  那最后将导致科研中的狂妄自大和危险。
• I cannot brook his arrogance.
  我不能容忍他的傲慢。