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wiseacre

/ˈwaɪzˌeɪ.kər/

翻译: 名词,指自作聪明、自以为了不起的人,常爱说自作聪明、挖苦或无礼的话,表现得像个爱逞能的万事通。

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˈwaɪzˌeɪ.kər/

A noun referring to a person who makes conceited, sardonic, or insolent comments, often acting as an upstart.

  • 🇨🇳名词,指自作聪明、自以为了不起的人,常爱说自作聪明、挖苦或无礼的话,表现得像个爱逞能的万事通。
  1. Conceited know-it-all C1 informal

    A person who makes smug, sarcastic, or insolent remarks, often pretending to be more knowledgeable than they are.

    • The wiseacre in the back kept interrupting the lecture with snide comments.
    • Don't be such a wiseacre; you don't know everything about this subject.
    • He's a bit of a wiseacre, always offering unsolicited advice.

    🇨🇳自作聪明的万事通

    同义词: clever dickknow-it-allsmart aleckwise guy

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