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vain

/veɪn/

Traducción: Describe a una persona que se enorgullece en exceso de su apariencia, habilidades o logros; también se usa para una acción o esfuerzo que resulta inútil o sin éxito.

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adjective

/veɪn/B2formal
  • esDescribe a una persona que se enorgullece en exceso de su apariencia, habilidades o logros; también se usa para una acción o esfuerzo que resulta inútil o sin éxito.

Describes someone who is excessively proud of their appearance, abilities, or achievements; also used to describe an action or effort that is futile or without success.

  1. Excessively proud of one's appearance or achievementsB2formal

    Having an excessively high opinion of one's own appearance, abilities, or worth; conceited.

    esvanidoso

    • She is so vain that she checks her reflection in every mirror.
    • He was a vain man who constantly boasted about his accomplishments.
    • Her vain attitude made it difficult for her to form genuine friendships.

    Sinónimosarrogantcockyconceitedegotisticalhaughtynarcissisticproudself-importantswollen-headedvainglorious

    Antónimoshumblemodestself-effacingunpretentious

  2. Futile or pointlessB2formal

    Producing no result; useless or unsuccessful.

    esvano, inútil

    • They made a vain attempt to rescue the cat from the tree.
    • All his efforts to win her heart proved vain.
    • It was a vain hope that the storm would pass quickly.

    Sinónimosabortivebootlessfruitlessfutileineffectualnugatorypointlessunavailingunsuccessfuluseless

    Antónimoseffectivefruitfulproductivesuccessfuluseful

Formas
  • vainer comparative form
  • vainest superlative form
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