英语释义

• in a haughty manner;

  "he peered haughtily down his nose"

片语

draw haughtily轻蔑地拔出

reply haughtily轻蔑地回答

swaggeringlyad 傲慢地

proudlyad 傲慢地，自负地；得意洋洋地

cry haughtily傲慢地叫喊

demonstrate haughtily炫耀

receive haughtily傲慢地对待

stand haughtily轻蔑地站着

thank haughtily轻蔑地道谢

refuse haughtily傲慢地拒绝

face haughtily傲慢地面对

英汉例句

• you became to act haughtily since we last met.

  今天我们见面后你就变得很高傲哦。

• his first attempt at dampening dissent by promising reform, in an address to parliament on march 30th, was a failure, because his belated offer seemed vague and haughtily insincere.

  为了弥合分歧，在三月三十日的议会演说中他首次承诺进行改革。

• and in she went to purchase a postage stamp . gazing at the small gummed piece of paper she said haughtily to the clerk, 「have i got to stick this on myself ?」

  进去后她买了一张邮票，看着这小小带背胶的小纸块她傲慢地问邮务员：「我是否自己贴上这东西？」

• haughtily she demands that elizabeth give up darcy. elizabeth, however, is more than adequate to the challenge .

  凯瑟琳夫人盛气凌人，要求伊丽莎白放弃达西。然而，伊丽莎白对这一挑衅完全应付裕如。

• 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。

• haughtily i'll make you the emperor.

  我要让你成为皇帝。

• from the days of empire, the british have always considered themselves models of reserve, haughtily mocking 「excitable foreigners」who show no restraint.

  自从帝国时代开始，英国人就一直认为自己是含蓄缄默的典范，他们傲慢地嘲笑那些毫不控制情绪的“易兴奋的外国人」。

• each utensil haughtily serves only its buyer without regard to how much better it could serve in cooperation with the other items around it.

  每种器具的眼里只有它的买主，从不考虑若与周边其它器具合作的话所能做到的要好得更多。

• as he proceeded haughtily to the next person, i peeked at his order pad.

  当他傲慢地对旁边的人说这话的时候，我偷看了一下他的订单。

• she haughtily rejected an offer from a male contestant to take a ride on his bike, epitomizing the materialism that some say has come to define the nouveau riche of the post-1980s generation.

  在节目中，一位男嘉宾邀请她乘坐自己的单车，被马诺傲慢地拒绝。这被说成是80后暴发户物质主义的缩影。

• he was not tall, but he carried his head so haughtily that he looked a commanding figure.

  他个子不高，可是他把头那么目中无人地昂着，使他看来象个发号施令的人物。

• how haughtily he cocks his nose, to tell what every schoolboy knows. (j. swift)

  他昂首挺胸，趾高气扬，傲慢无比，讲开了每个小学生都知道的东西。

相似词

arrogant自大的，傲慢的

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

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