pride 音标拼音: [pr'ɑɪd]
n .
U 自豪,自尊心;
U 骄傲,自满,傲慢;
C 引以自豪的人或物
vt . 使…自豪
U 自豪,自尊心;
U 骄傲,自满,傲慢;
C 引以自豪的人或物使…自豪
pride n 1 :
a feeling of self -
respect and personal worth [
synonym : {
pride },
{
pridefulness }] [
ant : {
humbleness }, {
humility }]
2 :
satisfaction with your (
or another '
s )
achievements ; "
he takes pride in his son '
s success "
3 :
the trait of being spurred on by a dislike of falling below your standards 4 :
a group of lions 5 :
unreasonable and inordinate self -
esteem (
personified as one of the deadly sins ) [
synonym : {
pride }, {
superbia }]
v 1 :
be proud of ; "
He prides himself on making it into law school " [
synonym : {
pride }, {
plume }, {
congratulate }]
Pride \
Pride \,
n . [
Cf .
AS .
lamprede ,
LL .
lampreda ,
E .
lamprey .]
(
Zool .)
A small European lamprey ({
Petromyzon branchialis }); --
called also {
prid },
and {
sandpiper }.
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1913 Webster ]
Pride \
Pride \,
n . [
AS .
pr [=
y ]
te ;
akin to Icel .
pr [=
y ][
eth ]
i honor ,
ornament ,
pr ??
a to adorn ,
Dan .
pryde ,
Sw .
pryda ;
cf .
W .
prydus comely .
See {
Proud }.]
1 .
The quality or state of being proud ;
inordinate self -
esteem ;
an unreasonable conceit of one '
s own superiority in talents ,
beauty ,
wealth ,
rank ,
etc .,
which manifests itself in lofty airs ,
distance ,
reserve ,
and often in contempt of others .
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Those that walk in pride he is able to abase . --
Dan .
iv .
37 .
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Pride that dines on vanity sups on contempt .
--
Franklin .
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2 .
A sense of one '
s own worth ,
and abhorrence of what is beneath or unworthy of one ;
lofty self -
respect ;
noble self -
esteem ;
elevation of character ;
dignified bearing ;
proud delight ; --
in a good sense .
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Thus to relieve the wretched was his pride .
--
Goldsmith .
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A people which takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors will never achieve anything worthy to be remembered with pride by remote descendants . --
Macaulay .
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3 .
Proud or disdainful behavior or treatment ;
insolence or arrogance of demeanor ;
haughty bearing and conduct ;
insolent exultation ;
disdain .
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Let not the foot of pride come against me . --
Ps .
xxxvi .
11 .
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That hardly we escaped the pride of France . --
Shak .
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4 .
That of which one is proud ;
that which excites boasting or self -
gratulation ;
the occasion or ground of self -
esteem ,
or of arrogant and presumptuous confidence ,
as beauty ,
ornament ,
noble character ,
children ,
etc .
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Lofty trees yclad with summer '
s pride . --
Spenser .
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I will cut off the pride of the Philistines . --
Zech .
ix .
6 .
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A bold peasantry ,
their country '
s pride .
--
Goldsmith .
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5 .
Show ;
ostentation ;
glory .
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Pride ,
pomp ,
and circumstance of glorious war .
--
Shak .
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6 .
Highest pitch ;
elevation reached ;
loftiness ;
prime ;
glory ;
as ,
to be in the pride of one '
s life .
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A falcon ,
towering in her pride of place . --
Shak .
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7 .
Consciousness of power ;
fullness of animal spirits ;
mettle ;
wantonness ;
hence ,
lust ;
sexual desire ;
esp .,
an excitement of sexual appetite in a female beast . [
Obs .]
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{
Pride of India },
or {
Pride of China }. (
Bot .)
See {
Margosa }.
{
Pride of the desert } (
Zool .),
the camel .
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Syn :
Self -
exaltation ;
conceit ;
hauteur ;
haughtiness ;
lordliness ;
loftiness .
Usage : {
Pride }, {
Vanity }.
Pride is a high or an excessive esteem of one '
s self for some real or imagined superiority ,
as rank ,
wealth ,
talents ,
character ,
etc .
Vanity is the love of being admired ,
praised ,
exalted ,
etc .,
by others .
Vanity is an ostentation of pride ;
but one may have great pride without displaying it .
Vanity ,
which is etymologically "
emptiness ,"
is applied especially to the exhibition of pride in superficialities ,
as beauty ,
dress ,
wealth ,
etc .
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Pride \
Pride \,
v .
i .
To be proud ;
to glory . [
R .]
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Pride \
Pride \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Prided };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Priding }.]
To indulge in pride ,
or self -
esteem ;
to rate highly ;
to plume ; --
used reflexively . --
Bp .
Hall .
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Pluming and priding himself in all his services .
--
South .
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151 Moby Thesaurus words for "
pride ":
Olympian detachment ,
Olympian loftiness ,
acedia ,
anger ,
army ,
arrogance ,
arrogantness ,
assumption of superiority ,
assurance ,
assuredness ,
avarice ,
avaritia ,
be proud of ,
belief ,
best ,
bighead ,
boast ,
boastfulness ,
brag ,
bunch ,
catch ,
celebrate ,
certitude ,
circumstance ,
cockiness ,
cocksureness ,
colony ,
conceit ,
condescendence ,
condescension ,
confidence ,
confidentness ,
congratulate ,
conviction ,
courage ,
crow ,
deadly sin ,
delight in ,
diamond ,
dignity ,
domineering ,
domineeringness ,
drift ,
drive ,
drove ,
egoism ,
egotism ,
envy ,
faith ,
felicitate ,
find ,
flock ,
flower ,
formality ,
gam ,
gang ,
gasconade ,
gem ,
glory in ,
gluttony ,
godsend ,
good thing ,
greed ,
gula ,
haughtiness ,
haughty airs ,
hauteur ,
heraldry ,
herd ,
high horse ,
hoity -
toitiness ,
hoity -
toity ,
honor ,
host ,
hubris ,
invidia ,
ira ,
jewel ,
kennel ,
litter ,
loftiness ,
lust ,
luxuria ,
overbearing pride ,
overbearingness ,
overconfidence ,
oversureness ,
overweening ,
overweening pride ,
overweeningness ,
pack ,
patronization ,
patronizing ,
patronizing attitude ,
pearl ,
pique ,
plum ,
plume ,
pod ,
poise ,
pomp ,
pomposity ,
positiveness ,
preen ,
pride and joy ,
prize ,
proudness ,
purse -
pride ,
revel in ,
school ,
security ,
self -
admiration ,
self -
assurance ,
self -
confidence ,
self -
consequence ,
self -
esteem ,
self -
importance ,
self -
love ,
self -
reliance ,
self -
respect ,
settled belief ,
shoal ,
side ,
skulk ,
sloth ,
smugness ,
snobbery ,
snobbishness ,
solemnity ,
state ,
stiff -
necked pride ,
subjective certainty ,
superbia ,
sureness ,
surety ,
take pride in ,
toploftiness ,
treasure ,
trip ,
troop ,
trophy ,
trouvaille ,
trust ,
uppishness ,
uppityness ,
vainglory ,
vanity ,
vaunt ,
windfall ,
winner ,
wrath
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