pretentious如何读

英:[prɪˈtenʃəs]

美:[prɪˈtenʃəs]

pretentious英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 狂妄的,自命不凡的,自负的 claiming (in an unpleasant way) to have importance,artistic value,or social rank that one does not really possess

pretentious是什么意思

  • adj.自命不凡的;自负的;矫饰的;炫耀的

pretentious自然拼读

pre·ten·tious

prih ten shs

pretentious变形

比较级:more pretentious

最高级:most pretentious

pretentious扩展

pretentiously (adv.), pretentiousness (n.)

pretentious词根

词根:pretense

n.

pretense 借口;虚假;炫耀;自吹(等于pretence)

pretentiousness 自负;狂妄;自命不凡

pretentious英英释义

adjective

assuming or marked by an air of importance or superiority that is unwarranted.She had acquired a British accent while living abroad that made her sound pretentious to some of her old acquaintances.He'd become so pretentious after winning this prestigious award that his wife felt she no longer knew him.The student council president gave such a pretentious speech that some students started to boo.

making or inclined to make a showy display of one's wealth, achievements, or the like; ostentatious.With their new-found wealth, the couple purchased a luxurious and pretentious home in a well-to-do neighborhood.

pretentious词源中文解释

"夸大其词或过分强调自身重要性或优越性的," 1836年,源自法语 prétentieux(17世纪),来自 prétention “自命不凡”,源自中世纪拉丁语 pretentionem(主格 pretentio)“自命不凡”,是 praetendere 的过去分词词干的动作名词(参见 pretend(v.))。相关词汇: Pretentiously; pretentiousness。

pretentious词源英文解释

French prétentieux, from prétention pretension, from Medieval Latin pretention-, pretentio, from Latin praetendere

The first known use of pretentious was in 1832

pretentious儿童词典英英释义

pretextnoun

a reason put forward in order to hide the real reason

pretestnoun

a test to find out if students are prepared for further studies

pretestnoun

a test to find out if students are prepared for further studies

preternaturaladjective

beyond what is natural : unable to be explained by ordinary means

preternaturaladjective

beyond what is natural : unable to be explained by ordinary means

preteritnoun

past tense

preteritnoun

past tense

pretentiousadjective

appearing or trying to appear more important or more valuable than is the case

pretentiousadjective

appearing or trying to appear more important or more valuable than is the case

pretentious 例句

1 The premise of these books sounds pretentious, but his work is rich, down to earth, bemused and, as a bonus, hilarious.

2 It's so pretentious, so snootily "The New York Times just adores the cinema," I can almost feel the terrorists hating us from here.

3 “I’m always happy to take down pretentious writers on my show because I feel like that’s only fair,” he said.

4 He seems pretentious, right off, and that always sends a red flag my way.

5 Like their idols, the teens are romantic and earnest, confused and occasionally pretentious.

6 It’s a sturdy, uncomplicated set of vintage-style soul jazz, recorded in one of New York’s least pretentious clubs, possibly as an afterthought.

7 Kat’s editor back in Chicago makes the same kind of pretentious sucking sounds.

8 I am aware how pretentious this all sounds, but I don’t care.

9 Why does Rachel give this strange, pretentious guy, with his tweed jacket, his French philosophy book, and his knowledge of Coleridge, a second look?

10 "Many have called us the worst kind of self-satisfied, pretentious time wasters — creating our art while others die. Sometimes I harbor these same doubts myself," one puppeteer admits.

11 “Leto Legend” isn’t campy and avoids being pretentious; it’s nicely balanced by LePine’s wry humor, and it wraps up with a satisfying rush.

12 He's so pretentious!

瞧他那副自命不凡的样儿!

13 Rob originally wanted a 50-piece string orchestra, but I convinced him a string quartet was not only cheaper but more pretentious as well!

14 I don't want to sound pretentious, but it makes the sculpture seem almost alive.

我不想说的自命不凡,但是,它使雕塑几乎活了起来。

15 He's a living repository of everything we find most off-putting about the French: arrogant, pretentious, lazy, often inebriated, and – he assures us – incredibly good in bed.

16 She recalled an episode in which a pair of pretentious brothers attempt, futilely, to infiltrate the most exclusive room of a spa resort.

17 By now we know what we are going to get from an Ondaatje novel: A moody, murky, lightly pretentious and mostly nonlinear investigation of lives and stories that harbor tantalizing gaps.

18 In the animated series “We Bare Bears,” which often cleverly satirized trendy millennial life in California, we find the pretentious Honey Wasabi Gummies.

19 "I really had no idea what I was talking about. It was really kind of pretentious," Simon said.

20 “Your show is pretentious and not funny enough, you need more jokes on this page.”

pretentious 同义词

4 自负

high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed vogie grand confident vain conceited snobby overconfident snobbish chesty portentous ditzy stuck-up egotistic overweening priggish bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited vainly arrogantly egotistically pride inflation ego self-esteem arrogance conceit pretension puffiness snobbery overconfidence egotism self-importance vainglory pretentiousness bighead self-conceit self-pride arrogancy amour-propre self-opinion priggery conceitedness swell get above oneself full of oneself swelled head swollen head proud consequential pompous immodest vainglorious bumptious jumped-up vanity pomposity fancy oneself be too big for boots high big arrogant self-sufficient smug cocky self-important hincty side stomach self-confidence sufficiency flatulence pedantry fanfaronade bloat plume pique with a superior air be full of oneself pique oneself upon self-affected flatuous secure strut pragmatic ostentatious boastful flatulent self-assertive self-opinionated vapouring thrasonical vauntingly priggism boast perch pragmatism self-love vaunt self-assertion tympany self-glorification flatulency vainness egotize preen blow swollen cranium cock-a-hoop vauntful self-opinioned huffish cockish assuming puffy stuffy overblown swanky pontifical vaunted self-assured cocksure high-blown vaunty toplofty biggety overconfidently self-trust self-assumption security wind confidence superior egoism self-assurance self-worth self-admiration self-glory huff high-hat think penny silver be above oneself

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