adj.浮夸的，虚华的

原形：pompous比较级：more pompous最高级：most pompous

The professor's pompous lecture left no room for debate, as he seemed to regard himself as the font of all knowledge.
教授的自大演讲不容置疑，他似乎把自己视为无所不知的源泉。
His arrogant demeanor and pompous vocabulary made it difficult for others to relate to him.
他的傲慢态度和浮夸词汇使他人难以与他建立联系。
The politician's pompous promises during the campaign turned out to be empty.
政客竞选时的豪言壮语最终证明是空洞的。
The actor's over-the-top performance was so pompous that it distracted from the plot.
演员夸张的表演过于浮夸，让人分心于剧情。
The author's self-indulgent writing style was marred by an excessive display of pomposity.
作者的自我放纵写作风格因过分的自大而显得不讨喜。
In his grandiose speech, the CEO failed to address the real issues facing the company.
在他的夸夸其谈中，CEO并未触及公司面临的实际问题。
The pretentious art exhibit featured works that were more about showing off than evoking genuine emotion.
这个装腔作势的艺术展览以炫耀为主，而非触动真情。
The professor's pompous pronouncements on philosophy often left students feeling bewildered.
教授对哲学的傲慢言论常常让学生感到困惑。
Her pompous personality made her the subject of many whispers and jokes at the office.
她的自大个性使她在办公室里成为了闲话和嘲笑的对象。
The royal ceremony was steeped in pomp and ceremony, reflecting the regal tradition of the monarchy.
皇家庆典充满了繁文缛节，体现了王室的传统威严。