proud的词典解释是什么

1. 自豪的，引以为荣的，令人自豪的
2. 骄傲的，得意的，傲慢的， 骄傲自大的
3. 自重的，自尊的，有自尊心的
4. 秀丽的，漂亮的
5. 挺拔的
6. 壮观的，堂皇的
7. 满足的
8. 光荣的
9. 有见识的
10. 高兴的
11. 高尚的

1. 隆起地
2. 自豪地，感到光荣地
3. 得意地，骄傲地
4. 自重地

1. 骄傲的,傲慢的,妄自尊大的 having too high an opinion of oneself and one's own importance
2. 自豪的,得意的 having, expressing, or causing personal satisfaction and; pleasure in sth connected with oneself

1.骄傲的；自豪的；得意的
If you feelproud, you feel pleased about something good that you possess or have done, or about something good that a person close to you has done.

e.g. I feltproud of his efforts...
我为他的努力感到骄傲。
e.g. They areproud that she is doing well at school...
他们为她出色的学习成绩感到骄傲。

2.最值得夸耀的；最引以为荣的
Yourproudest moments or achievements are the ones that you are most proud of.

e.g. This must have been one of the proudest moments of his busy and hard working life.
这一定是他劳碌工作的一生中最引以为荣的时刻之一。

3.自尊的；自重的
Someone who isproud has respect for themselves and does not want to lose the respect that other people have for them.

e.g. He was tooproud to ask his family for help and support...
他自尊心太强，不愿向家人寻求帮助和支持。
e.g. We are aproud people. We are not used to begging or taking things.
我们是有自尊的民族。我们不习惯乞讨或接受施舍。

4.骄傲的；傲慢的；妄自尊大的
Someone who isproud feels that they are better or more important than other people.

e.g. She was said to beproud and arrogant.
据说她傲慢自大。

5.超出…之外的
If one objectstands proud of another object that it is attached to or next to, it extends beyond it.

e.g. The handles standproud of the doors of the car.
把手位于车门之外。

6.盛情款待；给…以隆重待遇
If someonedoes you proud, they treat you very well, for example by welcoming you and giving you good food and entertainment.

proud的近义词

e.g. The hotel has indeed done themproud.
这家宾馆的确对他们盛情款待。

as proud as a peacock

极骄傲 extremely proud

do proud

待某人以上宾之礼 treat sb, especially a guest splendidly
do sb proud

The college did us proud at the century dinner.

院方在一百周年校庆设宴款待我们。

They did us all proud at the hotel.

他们在宾馆里盛情款待我们。

• The majority..were much too proud to ask.

  出自：D. H. Lawrence

• Proud and poor, the Anglo-Irish exalted their snobbery into a tribal mystique.

  出自：Day Lewis

• ☆ 直接源自晚期古英语的prud,prute；最初源自古典拉丁语的prodesse：pro- (居前的) + esse (作为)，意为有用的。