英:[ˌselfə'sɜ:ʃən]
美:[ˌsɛlfəˈsəʃən]
英:[ˌselfə'sɜ:ʃən]
美:[ˌsɛlfəˈsəʃən]
self-as·ser·tion
self suhr shn
self-asserting (adj.), self-assertive (adj.), self-assertingly (adv.), self-assertively (adv.), self-assertiveness (n.)
Noun
1. the act of putting forth your own opinions in a boastful or inconsiderate manner that implies you feel superior to others
2. the act of asserting yourself in an aggressive manner
The first known use of self-assertion was in 1805
self-assertionnoun
the act of asserting oneself or one's own rights or claims
the act of asserting that one is better than others
1 The action lurches from overt satire to romantic jousting and soap-operatic family melodrama; the performances have a declamatory pseudo-amateurism in keeping with the film’s statements of personal self-assertion and political purpose.
2 Scott’s blinking, stuttering, no-longer-shy self-assertion is absolutely recognizable and absorbing.
3 This vision of identity as plural means that self-assertion does not necessarily come at the expense of the rest of the world.
4 But with this bottom-up self-assertion has come the bile that so terrified the founders of modern India.
5 This stark reality is made painfully real in the flashes of regret that cross Ali’s face and in the occasional bursts of defiant self-assertion that Fetchit, to his credit, doesn’t always walk back.
6 This was a recognizably Trumpian bit of ego rehab and self-assertion, after a recognizably Trumpian transgression.
7 Self trust is the essence of heroism.
自信乃英雄主义的精髓。
8 This takes a serious toll on our self esteem and confidence.
这对我们的自尊和自信造成了严重而不佳的影响。
9 Self-assertion was not thought seemly in a woman.
人们认为女性不应该过于自信。
10 Appropriate and thoughtful self assertion unlocks talent, setting achievement in motion.
适当和周到的自我主张解锁人才, 设置运动的成就.
1 坚持己见
self-asserting hard-shell self-assertive self-assertiveness stick to colours stand to colors stick to colors have will opinionated
2 任性
self-asserting ramstam pervicacious wild selfish quirky heady willful unruly perverse cranky wayward wanton capricious rambunctious self-indulgent incalculable fractious licentious harebrained self-willed self-assertive wilfully wantonly petulantly pettishly waywardly humor quirk selfishness overindulgence wantonness waywardness wilfulness headiness self-will by fits and starts mad as a hare rackle arbitrary naughty impulsive indiscriminate wilful headstrong ramshackle obstreperous thrawn abandon freak whim caprice self-indulgence arbitrariness indiscrimination
3 自负
self-affected flatuous secure vain strut pragmatic pretentious pompous ostentatious conceited boastful overconfident chesty flatulent overweening self-assertive priggish self-opinionated vapouring thrasonical vainly vauntingly priggism boast inflation ego vanity perch conceit sufficiency pragmatism pretension self-love flatulence overconfidence vainglory vaunt pomposity self-conceit tympany self-pride self-glorification amour-propre priggery flatulency vainness egotize swell bloat preen blow swollen cranium
5 嚣张
6 坚持自己的主张
7 一意孤行