proud; to take pride in; to feel self-respect or pleasure in an achievement

arrogant; haughty; showing a lack of respect for others in one's attitude or behavior

arrogant; haughty; feeling or showing that one is better than others

lofty; proud; unyielding; describes a firm and unbending manner

arrogant manner; an air of haughtiness or pride

to look down on others with pride; to regard someone or something with supercilious contempt

arrogant; self-conceited; to be overly proud of oneself or one's achievements

to enjoy a carefree and unrestrained life of a wanderer; to live proudly and without worldly constraints

to be conceited and self-satisfied; to think highly of oneself and stop making progress

arrogant and domineering; showing a sense of superiority and pride

having high ambitions and a haughty manner; describes someone who is conceited or acts superior to others

lofty and unyielding character; a proud and uncompromising spirit

haughty and rude; showing a lack of respect

to be conceited and full of oneself; to become swollen with pride

to be satisfied with one's accomplishment and arrogant as a result; to take all the credit and look down on others

(idiom) behaving in a proud and disrespectful way

to be inordinately proud of one's own ability and look down on others

(literary) to treat others with arrogance or disdain; to be overbearing and insolent

cold and aloof; icily arrogant

to look down upon someone; to look at others with pride and disdain

braving the bitter cold; used to describe someone who remains steadfast and unyielding when facing adversity

to withstand the cold of frost and snow; to remain steadfast and unyielding under harsh conditions

proud and unyielding; having an upright character that refuses to bow to others; lofty and uncompromising

to remain strong and unyielding in harsh conditions; literally "overcoming frost and braving snow"

to look at the world with disdain; used to describe someone who is extremely arrogant and looks down on everyone and everything

braving snow and frosting over; to maintain one's integrity and remain steadfast and unyielding despite harsh conditions or pressure

(literary) arrogant and rude; having a haughty attitude and lacking in humility

(literary) to be proud and look down on the people and events of the world; to consider oneself above others

to show contempt for the world and look down on others; to be extremely proud and arrogant

worthy of pride; enviable; spectacular

arrogant troops often surrender; a phrase used to indicate that overconfidence and pride lead to defeat

(slang) describes a personality that is initially cold, blunt, or arrogant, but later becomes affectionate and sweet; loanword from Japanese "tsundere"

(literary) proud and unyielding; having a high opinion of oneself and refusing to follow convention, often used in a positive sense to mean having high integrity; [[高傲|高傲|gao1 ao4]]

The famous novel published in 1813 by British author [[珍·奥斯汀|珍·奧斯汀|zhen1 ao4 si1 ting1]].

to stand tall and firm with pride or defiance; to stand upright in a resolute manner

to look down on everyone with contempt; to consider oneself far superior to everyone else in the world

To have a proud and imperturbable look; showing extreme pride and looking down on everyone else.

to have outstanding talent or extraordinary achievements; to be far superior to one's peers

To stand out among peers due to superior talent; to look down on all rivals with pride or confidence.

to stand proudly; to stand tall and firm

To treat talented people or scholars with an arrogant and neglectful attitude.

supercilious; haughty; proud

(literary) to sing or whistle proudly and behave in an unrestrained manner; to live a free and easy life according to one's own will

proud and aloof; distant and arrogant

to take pride in something; to be intensely proud of someone or something

remiss and arrogant; idle or lazy

An idiom describing the autumn chrysanthemum which remains upright and defiant despite the cold frost

To enjoy a carefree life with proud contempt for convention; to live with a sense of freedom and superiority over worldly constraints.

to enjoy the scenery of nature in a relaxed and leisurely way; literally to enjoy the breeze and the moonlight