英语释义

• in an arrogant manner;

  "in the old days she had been harsh and stiff ; afraid of her husband and yet arrogantly proud that she had a husband strong and fierce enough to make her afraid"

片语

toss arrogantly高傲地投

report arrogantly傲慢地报告

Arrogantly impudent厚颜的

announce arrogantly傲慢地宣布

swaggeringlyad 傲慢地

proudlyad 傲慢地，自负地；得意洋洋地

Arrogantly Clamour狂妄叫嚣

arrogantly proudly自大地

summon arrogantly傲慢地传唤

Not Arrogantly更不能目空一切

boast arrogantly高傲地自吹自擂

英汉例句

• If we act arrogantly in public, we will hardly win their respect, not to mention friendship.

  假如我们在公共场合自傲，我们就很难赢得他们的尊重，更不用提友谊了。

• 「The Italian arrogantly snorted.」 And what did she say to you this morning?

  意大利人傲慢地哼了一声，「那么她今天早上对你又说了什么呢？」

• He looks arrogantly across the Amur towards China, a telescope in his folded arms.

  他双臂交叉于胸前，手拿望远镜，傲慢的目光越过阿穆尔河，凝视着对岸的中国。

• The Night Elf army was overrun, and the great Eredar warlock, destroyer of countless worlds, arrogantly marched to the world Tree.

  暗夜精灵的军队被打败了，那个巨大的艾瑞达术士，无数世界的毁灭者，傲慢地走向了世界树。

• I got involved in nothing, and I remember a teacher who saw through this and spoke to me about it; I was arrogantly dismissive.

  我什么都不参与，我记得有个老师发现了这一点，跟我说起过这件事；我没当回事，依然我行我素。

• Mr Obama looks arrogantly believing that by being cleverer than Mr Bush he could avoid traps that plagued him.

  奥巴马的罪过在于过度自信，他傲慢地认为只要比布什表现得更聪明，他就能避免困扰他的陷阱。

• The Beeswax candle said arrogantly as if she was the hostess of the party.

  蜂蜡蜡烛傲慢地说，就好像她已经是晚会的主人。

• One day the dog arrogantly says: 「How grand I am!

  一天，狗骄傲地说着；‘我是多么重要啊！

• It occurred to me that I had arrogantly banished all the nerd qualities that defined me as a youth.

  但我突然发现我已经自大的抛弃了所有年轻时书呆子的优秀品质。

• We all know the story of Dr. Frankenstein, the scientist so caught up in his own research that he arrogantly tried to create new life and a new man.

  我们都知道弗兰肯斯坦博士的故事，这位科学怪人沉迷于他的研究，狂妄地希望创造新的人类。

• I no longer think that arrogantly craving the limelight is a beautiful thing.

  我不再认为自大的渴望成为众人瞩目的焦点是好事情。

• That woman reveal arrogantly and not considering worth doing in the skittish eyes.

  那女子轻佻的眼里，透露傲慢和不屑。

• Monks, you should not pride yourselves, arrogantly and haughtily saying, 「We have cultivated the idea of suffering, impermanence, and non-Self」.

  和尚，你不应该尊重自己，自大和傲慢地说：“我们已经培养了这个痛苦，无常，和无我的观念。」

• 「I will be great at the party.」 the Beeswax candle said arrogantly as if she was the hostess of the party.

  「聚会上我会很亮眼。」蜂蜡蜡烛傲慢地说，仿佛她是晚会的女主人。

• 1: the (Very) Big Bird Job: Season 5 opens with the scheme team taking flight to take down an arrogantly greedy shipping CEO whose draconian cost-cutting measures result in a plane crash.

  第1集：的(很)大的鸟工作：5季开篇方案团队起飞的拿下一个傲慢贪婪的航运首席执行官其严厉的削减成本的措施，导致飞机坠毁。

• I can arrogantly say: I am a world citizen!

  我可以傲慢地说：我是世界公民！

相似词

assumptive假定的；设想的；傲慢的

bumptious傲慢的；瞎自夸的

cavalier漫不经心的，无忧无虑的

chesty胸部丰满的；胸部大的；骄傲的

haughty傲慢的；自大的

high-handed高压的；专横的；目空一切的

high-hat自命不凡

huffish发怒的；傲慢的；不高兴的

huffy怒沖沖的；暴躁的

imperious专横的；迫切的；傲慢的

important重要的，重大的；有地位的；有权力的

lofty(Lofty)人名；(英)洛夫蒂

lordlyad 贵族般地；高傲地

masterful有控制能力的，有驾驭能力的；技艺精湛的；专横的

overweening自负的，过于自信的；过分的

peremptory强制的；绝对的；断然的；专横的

pompous自大的；浮夸的；华而不实的；爱炫耀的

presuming冒昧的，自以为是的

presumptuous专横的；放肆的；冒昧的

pretentious自命不凡的；炫耀的；做作的

self-assertive自作主张的，孤行专断的

sniffy嗤之以鼻的；自命不凡的；微臭的

stiff-necked顽固的

supercilious目空一切的，高傲的；傲慢的，自大的

superior上级，长官；优胜者，高手；长者

uppish傲慢的；盛气凌人的

uppity傲慢的；自负的；不易控制的

相反词

humble使谦恭；轻松打败（尤指强大的对手）；低声下气

lowly卑贱的；地位低的；谦逊的

modest(Modest)人名；(罗)莫代斯特；(德)莫德斯特；(俄)莫杰斯特

unpretentious谦逊的；含蓄的；不炫耀的；不铺张的