haughtiness of [someone/something]
表示某人的傲慢特质。
The haughtiness of the aristocrat offended many.
那位贵族的傲慢冒犯了许多人。
高傲;傲慢;自大
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高傲;傲慢;自大
The state or quality of being haughty; arrogant pride or snobbery, often shown by a superior manner toward others.
The haughtiness of the aristocrat offended many.
那位贵族的傲慢冒犯了许多人。
高傲,自大,势利
The state or property of being haughty; arrogance, snobbery.
通过对下属表现出优越态度的傲慢自大
overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiors
Her haughtiness made her unpopular among her colleagues.
她的傲慢使她在同事中不受欢迎。
The team's haughtiness led to their defeat in the final match.
团队的傲慢导致了他们在决赛中的失败。
Haughtiness is often seen as a barrier to true friendship.
傲慢常常被视为真正友谊的障碍。
表示某人的傲慢特质。
The haughtiness of the aristocrat offended many.
那位贵族的傲慢冒犯了许多人。
动词搭配,表示表现出傲慢态度。
She displayed haughtiness toward her subordinates.
她向下属表现出傲慢。
介词短语作状语,表示方式。
He spoke with haughtiness.
他傲慢地说话。
Not this
He is haughtiness.
Use this
He is haughty.
haughty是形容词,而haughtiness是名词。描述人的性格时应使用形容词形式。
Not this
He behaves with haughty.
Use this
He behaves with haughtiness.
介词with后应接名词,而haughty是形容词,需改为名词haughtiness。
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