arrogantly
英 ['ærəɡəntlɪ] 美 ['ærəɡəntlɪ]

adv.

自大地，傲慢地；

英英释义

arrogantly[ 'ærəgəntli ]

• adv.in an arrogant manner

  "in the old days she had been harsh and stiff "; "afraid of her husband and yet arrogantly proud that she had a husband strong and fierce enough to make her afraid"

双语例句

用作副词(adv.)

1. It made his great nose protrude more arrogantly.
   这就使得他的大鼻子更加傲慢地翘起来。
2. This does not mean those outside Venezuela arrogantly giving lectures about what is necessary.
   这并不意味着委内瑞拉之外的人可以傲慢地告诉他们什么是必要的。

权威例句

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