Vocab Bloom Hub

jumped-up

/ˌdʒʌmpt ˈʌp/

翻译: 非正式的英式形容词,用来形容一个人自以为了不起、摆架子,往往是因为最近地位或职位提升而变得傲慢、自命不凡。

1 个条目

adjective

/ˌdʒʌmpt ˈʌp/C1formalbritish
  • zh非正式的英式形容词,用来形容一个人自以为了不起、摆架子,往往是因为最近地位或职位提升而变得傲慢、自命不凡。

An informal British adjective used to describe someone who is acting as if they are more important than they really are, often due to having recently gained a higher status or position.

  1. Upstart or arrogantC1informalbritish

    Describes a person who behaves as if they are more important than they really are, often because they have recently gained success or power.

    zh妄自尊大或自命不凡

    • He's just a jumped-up office boy who thinks he's the manager.
    • Don't take orders from that jumped-up little clerk.
    • She's a jumped-up nobody who got lucky.

    同义词arrogantconceitedoverweeningpresumptuouspretentiousself-importantupstart

    反义词humblemodestself-effacingunassuming

词形
  • more jumped-up comparative form
  • most jumped-up superlative form