proudness TEF/TCF常用TEF/TCF专四

adj.自豪的；自尊的；自傲的；壮观盛大的 副词:proudly比较级:prouder最高级:proudest名词:proudnessnewproud的英文翻译是什么意思，词典释义与在线翻译：详尽释义adj.(形容词)自豪的，引以为荣的，令人自豪的骄傲的，得意的，傲慢的， 骄傲自大的自重的，自尊的，有自尊心的秀丽的，漂亮的挺拔的壮观的，堂皇的满足的光荣的有见识的高兴的高尚的adv.(副词)隆起地自豪地，感到光荣地得意地，骄傲地自重地双解释义adj.(形容词)骄傲的,傲慢的,妄自尊大的 having too high an opinion of oneself and one\'s own importance自豪的,得意的 having, expressing, or causing personal satisfaction and; pleasure in sth connected with oneself英英释义Adjective:feeling self-respect or pleasure in something by which you measure your self-worth; or being a reason for pride;

\"proud parents\"
\"proud of his accomplishments\"
\"a proud moment\"
\"proud to serve his country\"
\"a proud name\"
\"proud princes\"

having or displaying great dignity or nobility;

\"a gallant pageant\"
\"lofty ships\"
\"majestic cities\"
\"proud alpine peaks\"

proud的用法和样例：例句用作形容词(adj.)If your father had still been alive, he would have felt very proud of you.
你父亲如果还健在的话,他会为你骄傲的。It was a proud day for us when we won the trophy.
我们夺得奖杯那一天是值得我们骄傲的日子。They are poor but proud.
他们虽穷但很自重。He\'s too proud to speak to poor people like us.
他太骄傲了,从不与我们这样的穷人说话。The sunflowers stretched tall and proud to the sun.
向日葵在阳光中亭亭玉立。 常用短语用作形容词(adj.)as proud as a peacock极骄傲 extremely proud
do proud待某人以上宾之礼 treat sb, especially a guest splendidly
do sb proud

The college did us proud at the century dinner.

院方在一百周年校庆设宴款待我们。

They did us all proud at the hotel.

他们在宾馆里盛情款待我们。

词汇搭配用作形容词 (adj.)～+名词proud day令人骄傲的日子proud moment自豪的时刻proud parents自豪的父母proud owners得意洋洋的主人proud university名牌大学副词+～rather proud非常自豪too proud太骄傲childishly proud of幼稚地对…感到自豪foolishly proud of很愚蠢地对…感到骄傲justifiably proud of正当地以…为自豪～+动词不定式proud to admit骄傲得不肯承认proud to ask for help自尊心太强,从不求助于人proud to ask question骄傲得总不提问proud to know sb认识某人感到荣幸proud to see mistake骄傲得看不到错误proud to tell自豪地告诉动词+～do sb proud满意极了～+介词proud about因…而骄傲proud of对…感到光荣,以…自豪,夸耀proud of children为孩子们而自豪proud of sb\'s friendship因某人的友谊而自豪经典引文

The majority..were much too proud to ask.

出自：D. H. Lawrence

Proud and poor, the Anglo-Irish exalted their snobbery into a tribal mystique.

出自：Day Lewis