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| 41. | "And necessarily," she added, in a haughty tone. |
| 她一副傲然的口气，接口说：“也是势所必然。” |
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| 42. | Having a haughty look and a proud heart |
| 眼高心傲 |
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| 43. | To humiliate a person with his haughty temper |
| 傲气凌人 |
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| 44. | She is very arrogant and is always unapproachable. |
| 她那个人非常高傲, 总是拒人千里。 |
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| 45. | Presumed on Being a favourite, one is haughty |
| 恃宠而骄 |
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| 46. | A haughty girl is always unpopular at school. |
| 骄傲的女孩子在学校常常不受人欢迎。 |
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| 47. | 1.high; haughty; indomitable; 2.excessive; extreme3.proud |
| 亢 |
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| 48. | Miss Pybus said she was cold and haughty. |
| 皮不斯小姐说她冷若冰霜，不把人放在眼里。 |
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| 49. | [Formal] puffed up; conceited; self-important; proud; haughty |
| 骄矜 |
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| 50. | A cold person;a cold nod. |
| 冷漠的人；高傲的一颔首 |
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