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con·ceit·ed
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conceitedly (adv.), conceitedness (n.)
词根:conceit
adv.conceitedly 自满地
n.conceit 自负;狂妄;幻想
conceitedness 自负
vt.conceit 幻想
Adjective
1. characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance;
"a conceited fool"
"an attitude of self-conceited arrogance"
"an egotistical disregard of others"
"so swollen by victory that he was unfit for normal duty"
"growing ever more swollen-headed and arbitrary"
"vain about her clothes"
full of conceit自高自大,十分自负
大约1600年,“自我过分自信的”(缩写为 self-conceited,1590年代),过去分词形容词,来自 conceit(v.)“构思,想象,思考”(1550年代),这是一个现在已经过时的动词,来自 conceit(n.)。早期它的意思是“聪明,有才华,机智”(1540年代)。相关词汇: Conceitedly; conceitedness。
conceit >entry 1
The first known use of conceited was in 1526
concentricadjective
having a common center
concentric circles
concentrate1 of 2verb
to bring, direct, or come toward or meet in a common center or objective
concentrate one's efforts
to gather into one body, mass, or force
to increase the amount of a substance in a space by removing other substances with which it is mixed or in which it is dissolved concentrate ore
concentrate syrup
to fix one's powers, efforts, or attention on one thing
concentrate on a problem
concentrate2 of 2noun
something concentrated
frozen orange juice concentrate
concentrationnoun
the act or process of concentrating : the state of being concentratedespecially: direction of attention on a single object
a concentrated mass
the amount of an ingredient or part in relation to that of others : strength
the concentration of salt in a solution
concentrate1 of 2verb
to bring, direct, or come toward or meet in a common center or objective
concentrate one's efforts
to gather into one body, mass, or force
to increase the amount of a substance in a space by removing other substances with which it is mixed or in which it is dissolved concentrate ore
concentrate syrup
to fix one's powers, efforts, or attention on one thing
concentrate on a problem
concentrate2 of 2noun
something concentrated
frozen orange juice concentrate
concentrate1 of 2verb
to bring, direct, or come toward or meet in a common center or objective
concentrate one's efforts
to gather into one body, mass, or force
to increase the amount of a substance in a space by removing other substances with which it is mixed or in which it is dissolved concentrate ore
concentrate syrup
to fix one's powers, efforts, or attention on one thing
concentrate on a problem
concentrate2 of 2noun
something concentrated
frozen orange juice concentrate
conceiveverb
to become pregnant or pregnant with
conceive a child
to take into the mind
conceived a liking for the singer
to form an idea of : imagine
conceive a new design
to have as an opinion : think
conceived of her as a genius
conceiveverb
to become pregnant or pregnant with
conceive a child
to take into the mind
conceived a liking for the singer
to form an idea of : imagine
conceive a new design
to have as an opinion : think
conceived of her as a genius
conceitedadjective
having or showing too high an opinion of oneself
conceitedadjective
having or showing too high an opinion of oneself
conceitedadjective
having or showing too high an opinion of oneself
1 How can you tolerate that conceited girl?
你怎能容忍那自负的女孩?
2 The Egyptians..are commended to be..a conceited merry Nation.
3 To listen to opposing voices, to read the views of Trumpers and uncles, to pierce our conceited, content bubble.
4 He became conceited after only modest success.
他在小有成就之后变得自负起来.
5 “I’m not conceited enough to think she’s speaking directly to me, but I chose to hear it that way.”
6 Even though we achieve great success in our work, we should not be conceited.
即使我们在工作中取得了巨大的成就,也不应该自满。
7 “I remember talking to him and thinking he was very conceited,” she said.
8 Clara's conceited assumption of a universal interest in her dull children was ridiculous Arnold Bennett.
“克拉尔自负地认为人们都十分喜欢她的几个死板的孩子真是可笑”(阿诺德·贝内特).
9 I thought you must be a humbug all along, from the conceited way you talked.
从你说话的自大神气来看,我一直觉得你是个骗子。
10 Many people become conceited after only modest success.
许多人在获得小小的成功后便变得自负起来.
11 The most unnecessary tangent involves the emotional mistreatment of the prettiest team member by a conceited high school athlete who wouldn’t dream of attending her games, although she dutifully attends his.
12 "The film was therapeutic for me," he says, clear-eyed and ever vigilant to the danger of appearing conceited or insensitive.
13 Brendan Patricks plays Duncan, a guy who is nerdy and conceited, passive-aggressive and thoroughly annoying – though I suspect he is supposed to be pretty lovable.
14 At the time, this made me laugh: it seemed conceited of him to portray himself as an Everyman.
15 Lydgate was one of the most conceited, unpleasant fellows.
利德盖特目空一切, 讨厌极了.
16 And yet, unlike the conceited creatures who share their fate, there is not even the most perfunctory plan in place to protect them.
17 Her folly, though evident, was not disgusting because it was not conceited.
她的迟钝, 尽管显而易见, 却不惹嫌,因为其中并不包含骄矜自负的成份.
18 “I wouldn’t mind him if he wasn’t so conceited and didn’t bore me, and bore me, and bore me.”
19 Also included in the set is "Coast to Coast Big Mouth," where Laura blurts out to an interviewer that Rob's boss, conceited TV star Alan Brady, wears a toupee.
20 For, to conceited men, all other men are admirers.
为, 以自负的男子, 其他所有男人都仰慕者.
2 自夸的
3 花哨
candy gay lush colourful coloured broadway sporty buckeye hollywood florid flaring loud scream floridity
5 自高自大
supercilious sell tickets on yourself have a swollen head get above yourself too big for his boots flake bouncy egoistic stuck-up jumped-up hincty wind egoism swell full of oneself come the heavy have tickets on oneself
6 装腔作势
pound-noteish grand affected perk airy perky cutesy Hollywood histrionic fay stagy gushy posey greenery-yallery act pose lug affectation gyver attitudinise assume dramatize emote playact la-di-da attitudinize affect put on dog put it on far back
7 机智
nimble-witted tricky witty tactful resource salt wit savvy ingenuity tact pericranium good sense
9 聪明的
fast-fingered quick understanding smart bright sharp cute hip pregnant wise intelligent wizard clever sage sensible slick witty nimble penetrating snappy knowing apprehensive gnostic brainy clear-headed well-advised sagacious sapient clear-sighted sharp-witted perspicuous perspicacious intellective luciferous long-pated intellectual APT luminous heady Gnostic politic spiffy dexterous spiffing peart knacky
10 自命不凡
11 机智的
12 自负的
vain overblown pompous pontifical overconfident chesty bumptious jumped-up self-opinionated too big for boots immodest vainglorious big-headed overweening high big arrogant self-sufficient smug pretentious cocky self-important stuck-up priggish hincty toplofty important snotty ditzy assumptive magniloquent grand proud self-affected flatuous secure strut pragmatic ostentatious boastful flatulent self-assertive vapouring thrasonical cock-a-hoop vauntful vogie self-opinioned huffish cockish confident assuming puffy stuffy swanky vaunted self-assured cocksure high-blown vaunty biggety high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed snobby snobbish portentous egotistic bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited full of oneself
14 骄傲自满
15 自夸
vain pretentious spread-eagle vapouring crack brag puffiness mickey vaunt self-conceit jactation jactitation vainness boast vapour gasconade plume vaunt courier
16 装腔作势的
pound-noteish grand affected perk airy perky cutesy Hollywood histrionic fay stagy gushy posey greenery-yallery
17 自负
vain pompous pontifical immodest vainglorious big-headed overweening vainly immodestly conceitedly big-headedness pride conceit self-regard immodesty high big arrogant self-sufficient smug pretentious cocky self-important stuck-up priggish hincty side stomach ego self-esteem self-confidence sufficiency pretension flatulence egotism vainglory pedantry self-conceit fanfaronade swell bloat plume pique with a superior air be full of oneself pique oneself upon toplofty important snotty overconfident chesty ditzy assumptive magniloquent self-opinionated cock-a-hoop assumption vanity self-admiration self-appreciation fancy have tickets on oneself turn head presumptuous egoism braggadocio be puffed up with pride grand proud bumptious importantly self-importance fancy yourself have a big head self-affected flatuous secure strut pragmatic ostentatious boastful flatulent self-assertive vapouring thrasonical vauntingly priggism boast inflation perch pragmatism self-love overconfidence vaunt pomposity self-assertion tympany self-pride self-glorification amour-propre priggery flatulency vainness egotize preen blow swollen cranium vauntful vogie self-opinioned huffish cockish confident assuming puffy stuffy overblown swanky vaunted self-assured cocksure high-blown vaunty biggety overconfidently self-trust self-assumption security wind confidence superior self-assurance self-worth self-opinion self-glory huff high-hat think penny silver be above oneself high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed snobby snobbish portentous egotistic bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited arrogantly egotistically arrogance puffiness snobbery pretentiousness bighead arrogancy conceitedness get above oneself full of oneself swelled head swollen head
19 逞能的
20 聪明
fast-fingered quick understanding smart bright sharp cute hip pregnant wise intelligent wizard clever sage sensible slick witty nimble penetrating snappy knowing apprehensive gnostic brainy clear-headed well-advised sagacious sapient clear-sighted sharp-witted perspicuous perspicacious intellective luciferous wisely smartly sensibly intelligence wisdom acumen sagacity perspicacity brighten smarten long-pated intellectual APT luminous heady Gnostic politic spiffy dexterous spiffing peart knacky apt. cleverly aptitude
21 骄傲自大的
22 骄傲自满的