arrogance

UK:  ['ærəɡəns]

US:  ['ærəɡəns]

n.

1.自大,傲慢

2.傲慢态度

3.无知

1 . The fox, filled with arrogance, examined the cat from head to feet, and for a long time did not know whether he should give an answer.
这只狐狸，带着满满的傲慢，从头到脚的审视着猫，并且沉默了很长的时间不知道他是否应该给一个回答。

2 . It does nothing but condone the arrogance of the Fed in its refusal to tell us where the $2 trillion has gone.
美联储傲慢地拒绝告诉我们两万亿美元的去向，而国会除了宽恕以外什么都没做。

3 . It has offered no evidence for the claim. But past Indian arrogance makes neighbours ready to believe anything.
但是，印度过去的狂妄自大让邻国愿意相信任何说法。

4 . However, according to investigators, said the scope of the invasion of hacker crime so far, "is obviously still only arrogance here. "
不过，据调查人员表示，入侵的黑客迄今作案范围“显然仍只限于张目浏览”。

5 . Notice that off the court, Bryant rarely, if ever, displays the type of cockiness and arrogance he is accused of by his critics.
我们可以注意到，在场下科比很少会出现被那些人所指的傲慢与自大。