pompous如何读

英:[ˈpɒmpəs]

美:[ˈpɑmpəs]

pompous是什么意思

  • adj.傲慢的;自大的;浮华的

pompous自然拼读

pomp·ous

pam ps

pompous变形

比较级:more pompous

最高级:most pompous

pompous扩展

pompously (adv.), pompousness (n.)

pompous词根

词根:pomp

adv.

pompously 傲慢地;盛大壮观地

n.

pomp 盛况;浮华;壮丽;夸耀

pomposity 自大;炫耀;浮夸

pompousness 豪华;傲慢

pompous英英释义

adjective

showing or inclined to show an exaggerated air of dignity or importance.The pompous butler looked down his nose at the casually-dressed visitor.His mother is quite unassuming and down-to-earth, but his father is rather pompous.

marked by showiness or bombast.

characterized by pomp and ceremony.

pompous词源中文解释

14世纪后期,“以夸张的自我重要感或炫耀的庄严风格为特征”,源自古法语 pompos(14世纪,现代法语 pompeux),直接源自晚期拉丁语 pomposus “庄严的,华丽的”,源自拉丁语 pompa “盛况”(见 pomp)。更字面(但不常见)的意思“以壮丽和尊严为特征”可追溯至15世纪初。在15世纪,它也可以意味着“凶猛,可怕”。相关: Pompously; pompousness。

pompous词源英文解释

see pomp

The first known use of pompous was in the 15th century

pompous儿童词典英英释义

pompousadjective

making a show of importance or dignity

a pompous manner

having an overly high opinion of one's importance

a pompous politician

pompousadjective

making a show of importance or dignity

a pompous manner

having an overly high opinion of one's importance

a pompous politician

pompousadjective

making a show of importance or dignity

a pompous manner

having an overly high opinion of one's importance

a pompous politician

pompous 例句

1 Milan was no longer the pompous seat of the Imperial Court.

2 The result was several distinct species, to each of which scientists have assigned a pompous Latin name.

3 Built in 1862, its slightly pompous facade makes it every inch a creation of Napoleon III's overambitious second empire.

4 Daisy Fellowes, a Singer sewing-machine heiress, magazine editor, and woman of daredevil chic, once declared, "A good hall is a pompous hall."

5 He shows us the North only through the fog of its bungling brutality and pompous pronouncements.

6 She had, likewise, a fierce and a hard eye: it reminded me of Mrs. Reed’s; she mouthed her words in speaking; her voice was deep, its inflections very pompous, very dogmatical,—very intolerable, in short.

7 The inanities of creative-writing programs present an admittedly broad target — they practically satirize themselves — but Schumacher still has some good, clean fun at the expense of addled students and pompous administrators.

8 In his little comedy Saint-Saëns recalls the conflict between voluptuous Philistines and sanctimonious Hebrews in his grand opera Samson et Dalila, and Gounod in La colombe likewise parodies his own more pompous Faust.

9 He bowed to the lady a pompous manner.

他以及其傲慢的态度向那位女士鞠了个躬.

10 Edison’s least favorite people were union leaders and pompous academics — the sort who’d never solved a technical problem or built anything of value with their hands.

11 How can you tolerate that pompous idiot?

你怎么能容忍那个自大的糊涂虫 呢 ?

12 Woe betide the pompous, who found themselves skewered with barbs of humour, and the boring, who found themselves banished.

13 Then again, it was Duchamp's nature to play on words, make jokes and poke fun at the pompous art world.

14 President Warren Harding was an orator, but his bloviations were an army of pompous phrases moving across the landscape in search of an idea.

15 How do you explain Sergeant Pompous and the Fancy Pants Club Band?

那你怎么解释豪华官兵俱乐部以及情趣内裤用品店 呢 ?

16 There were some who admired him and others who considered him a pompous windbag.

17 The images evoke curiosity and awe without being pompous about it.

18 The dramatic fountains at the World War II Memorial are costly and complex, but without them, the pompous classical plaza is hopelessly barren.

19 If you're the head of a company and what you write is stiff and pompous.

如果你是一个公司的领导,而你写的东西既生硬又夸大其辞.

20 Among the novel’s wittiest sections is a public debate with the pompous headmaster — a kind of early version of the Scopes Trial.

pompous 同义词

2 傲慢自大

aristocratic bighead

6 言辞浮夸的

grandiloquent

23 矫饰的

pretentious brassy

24 傲慢自大的

aristocratic

34 一本正经的

formal respectable

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