n.极度的虚荣心，夸耀

He was consumed by vainglory, always seeking applause and admiration for his trivial accomplishments.
他沉溺于虚荣之中，总是寻求对他的琐碎成就的掌声和赞美。
Her excessive vainglory led her to exaggerate her role in the project's success.
她过度的虚荣心让她夸大了自己在项目成功中所起的作用。
His vainglory prevented him from acknowledging his mistakes and learning from them.
他的虚荣心使他无法承认并从错误中吸取教训。
The athlete's vainglory showed when he refused to congratulate his opponent after the match.
那位运动员的虚荣在他拒绝在比赛后祝贺对手时表露无遗。
In the end, it was not talent but vainglory that brought about the downfall of the once-promising artist.
最终让这位一度前景看好的艺术家走向衰败的并非才华而是虚荣。
She tried to hide her feelings of vainglory behind a facade of humility.
她试图用谦逊的外表掩饰自己的虚荣心。
The king's vainglory caused him to embark on wars that drained the kingdom's resources.
国王的虚荣心驱使他发动了一系列耗尽国家资源的战争。
The politician's speeches were often filled with vainglory, touting their achievements rather than addressing real issues.
这位政治家的演讲常常充斥着虚荣，宣扬他们的成就而非解决真正的问题。
Despite his wealth, his vainglory left him feeling empty and unfulfilled.
尽管他富有，但他的虚荣心让他感到空虚和不满足。
Their friendship ended due to one person's insatiable vainglory, which constantly demanded the spotlight.
由于其中一人无法满足的虚荣心不断要求成为焦点，他们的友谊最终结束了。