1.
Willoughby was expansive.
威洛比是个趾高气扬的人。
2.
bloated aristocrat
拥巨资踞高位而趾高气扬的人
3.
They triumphed over the defeated enemy.
他们面对被打败的敌人显得趾高气扬。
4.
Their applause puffed him up.
人们的喝采使他趾高气扬起来。
5.
Their applause puffed her up.
人们的喝彩使得她趾高气扬起来。
6.
He is on his high horse these days.
他这几天趾高气扬的。
7.
His astrut walk gained the attention of everyone.
他那趾高气扬的走路，引起每个人的注意。
8.
flattery that would inflate the most modest person's ego
把最谦虚的人也能吹捧得趾高气扬的恭维.
9.
athletic skill has a way of making people cocky.
（拥有）运动才能有使人（变得）趾高气扬的一面。
10.
To be or become disdainful, superior, or conceited.
趾高气扬，目空一切，盛气凌人
11.
He is one day humBle and the next day on the high ropes.
他这人时而低声下气，时而趾高气扬。
12.
"So that's why the Egyptians are so cocky," I exclaimed.
我大声说：“怪不得埃及人那样趾高气扬。”
13.
high and mighty
趾高气扬，神气活现
14.
The high-salaried manager replaced the swaggering tycoon.
高薪的经理代替了趾高气扬的大老板。
15.
A swaggering, cocky manner.
狂妄自大、趾高气扬的态度
16.
Keitel, who had lost his jauntiness;
凯特尔的趾高气扬也不见了。
17.
His recent successes puffed him up.
近来的成功使他趾高气扬。
18.
He blew himself up importantly.
他趾高气扬，不可一世。