n.自负，骄傲自大，别出心裁但不实用的效果，巧妙但不实用的东西，巧妙的言辞，别出心裁的比喻
v.中意于；〈方〉想像；〈古〉理解

原形：conceit复数：conceits

Eric was blown up with his own conceit.
埃里克自命不凡，洋洋自得。
Tom's sermons were full of puns and conceits.
汤姆的布道用了大量的双关语和巧妙的比喻。
Because of conceit, she didn't get success.
她因为自负而没有成功。
His success led to an inflated sense of conceit, making him unbearable to be around.
他的成功导致了极度自负的感觉，使他变得难以相处。
She accused him of hiding his insecurities behind a mask of conceit.
她指责他用自负的面具来掩饰自己的不安全感。
The character's conceit made it impossible for him to acknowledge his mistakes.
角色的自大使得他无法承认自己的错误。
His constant need for admiration was a clear sign of conceit.
他不断需要被人崇拜，这是自大的明显标志。
Despite her many achievements, she remained humble and free from conceit.
尽管她取得了许多成就，但她仍然保持谦逊，没有丝毫自大。
The novel portrays the downfall of a man consumed by his own conceit.
这本小说描绘了一个被自己自负所毁灭的人的堕落。
His conceit blinded him to the fact that he was not as skilled as he thought.
他的自负让他看不清自己并不如自己想象中那么有才华的事实。
Conceit often leads to underestimating others and overestimating oneself.
自负常常导致低估别人而高估自己。
The athlete's conceit turned off many of his teammates who valued teamwork over individual glory.
这位运动员的自大让许多重视团队合作超过个人荣耀的队友感到反感。
In the play, the protagonist's conceit is ultimately revealed as a facade covering deep insecurities.
在剧中，主角的自负最终被揭露为掩盖深层不安全感的假象。