1.
They considered themselves above others.
他们认为自己高人一等。
2.
He always thinks he's a cut above others.
他总以为自己高人一等。
3.
I thought I was a cut above the other kids.
我以为自己高人一等。
4.
Characteristic superiority;preeminence.
高人一等，优越，优势
5.
The sense of entitlement enjoyed by such a group or class.
高人一等的优越感这样一群或一类人所拥有的高人一等的优越感
6.
a patronizing person, manner, attitude, smile, tone of voice
高人一等的人、 派头、 态度、 笑容、 腔调.
7.
behave in a patronizing and condescending manner.
以让人领情或高人一等的态度对待。
8.
talk down to sb.
1.高人一等地对某人说话
9.
speak in a condescending manner, as if to a child.
高人一等地说话，好象对一个孩子。
10.
They deluded themselves into believing their own superiority
他们这一伙人自欺欺人，总相信自己高人一等。
11.
Artillerists always commanded favour.
大炮发明家总是高人一等。
12.
His position lifted him from the common crowd.
他的地位使他的身份高人一等。
13.
Not that women are superior.
也不是因为妇女高人一等。
14.
Did he have a superior knowledge of magic?
他有高人一等的魔术知识？
15.
Birdsong, by his nature, liked to appear dominant.
伯德桑出于本性总想显得高人一等。
16.
He always puts on airs and talks down to others.
他总是摆架子以高人一等的口气对别人讲话。
17.
Intellectual:A Kind of Humanity Hypothesis of Pedagogy of Higher Education
知性人:高等教育学的一种人性假设
18.
He'd turn down even men better placed than you.
比你高着一等的人物都不行。