adj.傲慢的，自大的

I resent your supercilious and arrogant attitude.
我讨厌你这种目中无人的傲慢态度.
It is arrogance that has cramped your progress.
骄傲阻碍了你的进步。
He is very arrogant.
他非常傲慢。
He walked into the room with an arrogant air, as if he owned the place.
他傲慢地走进房间，仿佛这个地方是他的。
The arrogant CEO refused to listen to the opinions of his subordinates.
这位傲慢的CEO拒绝听取下属的意见。
His arrogance often led to conflicts with his colleagues.
他的傲慢常常导致与同事的冲突。
She was so arrogant that she never thought she could be wrong.
她太傲慢了，从不认为自己会犯错。
After winning the competition, he became increasingly arrogant.
赢得比赛后，他变得越来越傲慢。
Arrogant people often underestimate others' abilities.
傲慢的人常常低估他人的能力。
His arrogant behavior alienated many of his friends.
他傲慢的行为使许多朋友疏远了他。
The professor's arrogance was matched only by his knowledge.
教授的傲慢和他的知识一样深厚。
His arrogant tone made it clear that he didn't value our input.
他傲慢的态度表明他并不重视我们的意见。
Arrogance is often a mask for insecurity, as he showed with his constant need for attention.
傲慢常常是不安全感的表现，这一点在他的不断寻求关注中体现出来。