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| 11. | To treat in a condescending or supercilious manner. |
| 瞧不起，势利地对待 |
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| 12. | You might think you are self-assured and supercilious, but it's really a breach of etiquette. |
| 你可能以为自己很自信，很高傲，但这样做实际上是破坏了礼仪规范。 |
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| 13. | haughty carriage |
| 举止高傲 |
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| 14. | that pride of his |
| 他的那种高傲 |
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| 15. | be in a fastuous air |
| 高傲的态度 |
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| 16. | I resent your supercilious and arrogant attitude. |
| 我讨厌你这种目中无人的傲慢态度。 |
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| 17. | arrogantly boast |
| 高傲地自吹自擂 |
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| 18. | Unjustifiably high opinion of oneself or one's achievements;arrogance |
| 高傲；倨傲；骄傲；傲慢 |
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| 19. | The officer was supercilious and self-conceited. |
| 那个军官高傲自大。 |
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| 20. | How could he be so conceited? |
| 他怎么会这样高傲？ |
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