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| 11. | Annabel and Midge came out of the tea room with the arrogant slow gait of the leisured. |
| 安娜博尔和米吉从小餐馆里走出来，迈着高傲和缓慢的步子，象个闲人，悠然自得。 |
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| 12. | " She was a rather hard girl for her age, " said Dacus. " Very arrogant ... lazy ... she hit below the |
| “非常高傲……懒惰……无礼……她伤人不择手段。” |
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| 13. | haughty carriage |
| 举止高傲 |
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| 14. | be in a fastuous air |
| 高傲的态度 |
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| 15. | arrogant carriage |
| 傲慢的举止 |
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| 16. | " She was a rather hard girl for her age, " said Dacus. " Very arrogant … lazy … she hit below the belt |
| “非常高傲……懒惰……无礼……她伤人不择手段。” |
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| 17. | insufferably arrogant |
| 气焰嚣张 |
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| 18. | an arrogant official; arrogant claims; chesty as a peacock. |
| 傲慢的官员；傲慢的声明；骄傲的象孔雀。 |
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| 19. | arrogant and imperious; arrogant and high-handed; overbearing |
| 骄横 |
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| 20. | arrogantly boast |
| 高傲地自吹自擂 |
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