1.An arrogant person usually assumes a posture of superiority.

傲慢的人通常摆出副高人等的样子。

2.Arrogant people even use humble-bragging as a means of stealing some of the social equity of the underconfident.

傲慢的人甚至会用低调的炫耀作为种手段去窃取不自信者的些社会。

3.He was rather a bumptious type but if anyone objected to that, it was me.

他个傲慢自大的人，要说有谁不喜欢的话，那也我。

4.Quinn wasn’t always the fast-talking, brash character.

奎因并不总说话快、傲慢的人。机翻

5.He may be arrogant, but then he has a right to be—he's accomplished so much at such a young age.

他可能个傲慢的人，他有这个权利——毕竟他年纪轻轻就获得了这样大的成就。

6.Do many people think that you are an arrogant person?

很多人认为你个傲慢的人吗？机翻

7.O divine wisdom, exalting the meek and wretched to the humiliation of the haughty!

神圣的智慧啊， 高举谦卑卑微的人， 贬低傲慢的人！机翻

8.The nobles of the capital were an arrogant lot who generally looked down on people.

京城的贵群傲慢的人，通常看不起人。机翻

9.Averagely rescuing it, for I am not an arrogant man.

很常的救了它 因为我不个傲慢的人。

10.Why are some of us arrogant and some of us humble?

为什么我们有的人傲慢，有的人谦虚？机翻

11." What a haughty, uninteresting creature that oldest Miss March is" !

“最年长的马奇小姐个多么傲慢无趣的人”！机翻

12.He was a very arrogant and bellicose man who repeatedly invaded the southern regions of Jin.

他个非常傲慢好战的人，多次入侵晋南地区。机翻

13.But like many in that hubristic time, Friedkin overreached.

就像那个傲慢时代的许多人样，弗里德金做得有些过分了。机翻

14.They stared at Perrin sullenly, those who did not sneer insolently.

他们闷闷不乐地盯着佩兰，那些没有傲慢地冷笑的人。机翻

15.1215--We all know him to be a proud, unpleasant sort of fellow.

我们都知道他傲慢而不易亲近的人。

16.You kind of see how Han is like-- from the get-go kind of a brash person, but you see why he's like that.

你从某种程度上看韩寒怎样的— —从开始就个傲慢的人，你明白他为什么那样。机翻

17.Someone who is snooty is someone who thinks they are better than other people, and therefore does not treat the other people very well.

傲慢自大的人认为自己比其他人更好，因此不会很好地对待其他人。机翻

18.He is rendered defenseless against arrogant persons because part of him agrees with them, and he feels that his being treated contemptuously is quite in order.

他对傲慢的人毫无防备， 因为他的部分自我认同他们的观点，他觉得被轻蔑对待理所当然的。机翻

19.Psychotherapist Richard Joelson said in an article for Psychology Today that we tend to think of people who boast as arrogant, self-preoccupied, or even insecure.

心理治疗师理查德·乔尔森在《今日心理学》的篇文章中说，我们倾向于认为那些自夸的人傲慢、以自我为中心，甚至没有安全感。

20.'None at all. We all know him to be a proud, unpleasant sort of man; but this would be nothing if you really liked him'.

" 点没有。我们都知道他个傲慢而不易亲近的人；不过，只要你真正喜欢他，这也无关紧要。"