pride

• 指因自身成就、品质、财产或亲近之人的成就而产生的深切满足感、自豪感或自尊；也可指过度自负或骄傲。

A noun referring to a feeling of deep pleasure, satisfaction, or self-respect derived from one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions, or those of someone with whom one is closely associated.

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1. Self-respectA2formal

   A feeling of satisfaction and pleasure in one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions.

   自豪

   • She took great pride in her work.
   • He felt a sense of pride after winning the award.
   • Parents often feel pride when their children succeed.

   同义词dignityhonorself-esteemself-regardself-respectself-worth

   反义词humilitymodestyself-abasementshame

2. ArroganceB1formal

   An excessively high opinion of oneself; conceit.

   傲慢

   • His pride prevented him from asking for help.
   • Pride comes before a fall.
   • She was blinded by her own pride.

   同义词arroganceconceitegotismhaughtinesshauteurhubrisself-importancesmugnesssuperciliousnessvanity

   反义词humilitymodestyself-abasementshame

3. B2formal

   A social group of lions living together.

   狮群

   • A pride of lions was resting under the tree.
   • The pride hunted together at dusk.
   • The lioness led the pride to a water source.

   同义词troop

• 动词，表示因自身成就、品质或财物而感到满足、自豪或得意，常以反身形式使用（如“以某事为荣”“为某事感到骄傲”）。

A verb used to indicate the act of taking satisfaction or pleasure in one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions, often used reflexively (e.g., 'pride oneself on').

1. Feel satisfaction or pleasureB2formal

   To take satisfaction or pleasure in one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions.

   自豪

   • She prides herself on her ability to solve complex problems.
   • He prides himself on his punctuality.
   • They pride themselves on their excellent customer service.

   同义词boast