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| 91. | neither humble nor pert; neither obsequious nor arrogant |
| 不卑不亢 |
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| 92. | If not, one would consider as "wildly arrogant." |
| 否则会被斥为“狂傲”。 |
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| 93. | 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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| 94. | Like all shy men he sometimes appeared arrogant. |
| 像一切羞怯的人一样，他有时显得傲慢。 |
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| 95. | Man is arrogant in proportion to his ignorance. |
| 越是无知的人，越是妄自尊大。 |
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| 96. | Declining requests from others in an arrogant manner. |
| ?园谅?奶?染芫??说囊?蟆 |
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| 97. | 1.outrageously arrogant; pretentious 2.with confident audacity |
| 狂妄 |
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| 98. | He is not only arrogant but also selfish. |
| 他不但傲慢, 而且自私. |
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| 99. | I think you're cocky, arrogant, bossy, and pushy. |
| 我认为你傲慢,自大,专横和阿谀奉承 |
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| 100. | refuse to listen to reason; arrogant and unreasonable |
| 蛮不讲理 |
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