adj.傲慢的，高傲的

She gave him a supercilious look when he criticized her cooking.
当他批评她的烹饪时，她给了他一个傲慢的眼神。
The professor's supercilious attitude put the students on edge.
教授傲慢的态度让学生们感到紧张不安。
His supercilious demeanor made it clear he didn't think much of our small town.
他傲慢的姿态表明他对我们的小镇没什么好感。
The waiter's supercilious response to our request for a table showed his poor customer service.
侍者对我们订位的要求表现出傲慢，显示出他的服务态度不佳。
She couldn't help feeling irritated by his constant supercilious remarks.
她忍不住对他的不断傲慢评论感到恼火。
Despite his wealth, he maintained a supercilious air, as if no one could match his sophistication.
虽然他很富有，但他仍然保持着傲慢的态度，好像没人能比得上他的世故。
The snobbish and supercilious attitude of some people towards those less fortunate is truly disappointing.
有些人对不幸的人表现出势利和傲慢，这真令人失望。
The boss's superciliousness in meetings often led to an uncomfortable atmosphere among the employees.
老板在会议上的傲慢常常导致员工们感到尴尬。
Her supercilious smile indicated that she thought herself superior to everyone else in the room.
她傲慢的微笑表明她认为自己比房间里的任何人都优越。
His supercilious laughter echoed through the empty hall, making him feel isolated.
他傲慢的笑声在空荡的大厅回荡，让他感到孤独。