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- be arrogant; put on airs; give oneself airs; hold one's nose in the air 態度傲慢
- give oneself airs; put on airs 擺威風
- assume [put on] airs = give oneself airs 裝模作樣
- She had better not put on airs with me. I won't like it. 她最好不要對我擺架子，我不喜歡那一套。
- We cannot put on airs as Party and League members. 一不要黨氣，二不要團氣。
- He can't stand for those who put on airs. 他不能容忍擺架子的人。
- He put on airs with his learning. 他以飽學而自傲。
- My neighbour is always putting on airs. 我的鄰居總是裝腔作勢。
- One should under no circumstances put on airs. 不論在任何情況下都不該裝腔作勢。
- You will lose friends if you put on airs. 你如果裝腔作勢,就會失去朋友。
- B. He put on airs at the meeting yesterday morning. 他昨天上午在會上裝腔作勢。
- She put on airs after marrying a millionaire. 自從嫁了百萬富翁後,她就擺起架子。
- If you put on airs, people just won't go for it. 你擺架子，人家就不買你的賬。
- He mixed freely with the people, never putting on airs. 他和群眾打成一片，從來不擺架子。
- One should under no circumstances put on airs and graces. 不論在任何情況下都不該裝腔作勢。
- One of the best temporary cures for pride and affectation is seasickness: a man who wants to vomit never put on airs. 對自尊自大與裝模作樣的最佳應急療法是暈船：要嘔吐的人是決不擺架子的。
- The successful physicist never puts on airs. 這位卓有成就的物理學家從不擺架子。
- strike a pose; give oneself airs; have a pretentious manner 裝腔作勢
- As soon as Smiths acquired some money, they began to put on airs. 史密斯一家撈到一些錢之後,馬上就開始神氣十足了。
- give oneself airs and look down one's nose at everybody 趾高氣揚，目中無人
