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| 61. | Unjustifiably high opinion of oneself or one's achievements;arrogance |
| 高傲；倨傲；骄傲；傲慢 |
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| 62. | excessive fluctuations |
| 过分波动 |
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| 63. | excessive friction |
| 过分摩擦 |
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| 64. | A pompous, reactionary, ultranationalistic person. |
| 死硬、傲慢的反动分子 |
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| 65. | To praise excessively. |
| 过分赞扬 |
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| 66. | be bumptious over one's inferiors |
| 对下级态度傲慢 |
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| 67. | overdid the compliments. |
| 过分赞美 |
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| 68. | An arrogant person looks down on others. |
| 傲慢的人看不起其他人。 |
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| 69. | pay extravagant compliments |
| 过分夸奖. |
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| 70. | Arrogance has no defense against a toady. |
| 傲慢防不了谄媚者。 |
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