1. The more idioms (commendatory words) that describe pride, the better. Don't hold back, don't be sorry: hold back: rely on self-esteem; Pity: pride. Self-respect, self-esteem, arrogance.

Not arrogant: impetuous: impatient. Not proud, not impatient. Describe people's humble attitude and cautious and practical work.

Fill water to avoid excess: fill it with water and be careful not to overflow. If the metaphor is high, you can tell yourself not to be conceited.

Anti-arrogance: anti-arrogance, avoid complacency.

Rich but not arrogant: rich: rich; Pride: Pride. Rich but not arrogant

Rich but not arrogant: rich: rich; Pride: Pride. Rich but not arrogant

Wealth is not arrogant: wealth and status are not arrogant.

Arrogance: conceit, extreme pride, and contempt for others.

Good at boasting: self-satisfied, like boasting about yourself.

Beware of arrogance: caution: vigilance and prevention. Be vigilant to prevent pride and impatience.

Poverty has no flattery, wealth has no arrogance: flattery: please, please. Poverty is not flattering, wealth is not arrogant.

Win without arrogance and lose without grace: win without arrogance and lose without grace.

Thai but not arrogant: Shu Tai but not arrogant. It also means that you are not proud when you have status and power.

Worry before happiness, be proud before worry: worry about the cause first, and then be happy for the success of the cause; Be proud of your career before you finish it, and then worry about your career.

Proud thing: something to be proud of or proud of.

2. What idioms can explain the four-word words that describe pride?

Not arrogant, not impetuous, not proud, not impatient.

Arrogant and conceited, extremely proud, look down on others.

A deliberate plan to show weakness to the enemy to encourage their pride and make them underestimate their carelessness.

Guard against arrogance and rashness, be vigilant and prevent pride and impatience.

Arrogant soldiers fail, arrogant soldiers fail.

Look at that arrogant expression.

There is no one else in your eyes. Describe arrogance and look down on people.

I am arrogant and don't care about anything. Describe extreme arrogance.

Victory is not arrogant, failure is not impetuous, and failure is not discouraged.

An unexpected arrogance means that you will be proud if you are in a high position.

Hold your head high: walk with high feet; Full of energy: Full of energy. When you walk, your feet are high and strong. Describe complacency and get carried away.

Look around, look around: look. Look left and right. Describe a person's proud expression.

Long-term pride is not to cultivate pride and cover up mistakes.

Hold the ring full of water and be careful not to overflow. If the metaphor is high, you can tell yourself not to be conceited.

Fight against arrogance, break arrogance and get rid of complacency.

Negative talent arrogance means learning by talent, being arrogant and looking down on others.

3. The four-word idiom to describe pride is high spirit, high spirit: heroic. Describe the arrogance.

Source: The first scene of the Chu drama Ge Ma: "I was so proud when I met the foreign minister. Didn't I lose a word of praise? "

Pride and rudeness: modesty. Arrogant and supercilious.

Source: The Biography of Hanshu Xiao: "There is a secretary who plays music and is responsible for the ceremony. The Prime Minister is rude, does not listen to his words, and is arrogant. "

Pride and complacency: strabismus; Self-control: refers to indifference. Describe arrogance and despise everything.

Source: "Wang Songyong" Tang Yulin is heroic: "Zheng Taimu is a doctor in Jinzhou. One day, he suddenly wrote a book in Xiangyang, where he was sincere and fearful, as if there was no ceremony of guarding the county."

Be proud of the world and despise everything: be proud of the world; Thing: others or environment. Despise the world and look down on others. Also refers to arrogance.

Source: Huainan Customs Training: "Proud (proud) despises worldly things and does not pollute customs."

When you look at others with your eyes up or next to your eyes, it means white eyes, contempt, disdain and impoliteness.

Source: Song Yang Wanli's "Zhai Chengxia and his roommate Mr. Li gave a letter to rhyme poetry" Volume 4: "Don't stare at each other."

Heads up, heads up, heads up. Describe arrogance.

Source: See Nose Holding the Sky.

Disdain refers to contempt; Look down upon

Source: Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" IX: "There is a contemptuous smile on the face that is rare to smile."

Not arrogant or impetuous: impatient. Not proud, not impatient. Describe people's humble attitude and cautious and practical work.

Disdain: unworthy, unwilling; C: Look. I don't think it's worth seeing Describe extreme contempt.

Source: Xiaoru's Preface to the Palace: "Fulu is bound to the world, and ordinary people think that his body is easy to get, but Yi Yin disdains it."

4. The more idioms (commendatory words) that describe pride, the better. Be elated, triumphant, and full of ambition.

First of all, the spring breeze is proud.

Explanation: smug: complacent. Used in the old days to describe the excitement after entering the Jinshi exam. After describing the smooth promotion of the position.

From: Tang Meng Jiao's poem "After Graduation": "The spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see all the Chang 'an flowers in one day. "

Riding on Chang 'an Road, which is full of spring flowers, today's hooves are particularly light, and I have already seen the flowers in Chang 'an unconsciously.

Second, I am very happy [mé i f ē i sè w incarnation]

Explanation: color: face. Describe people in high spirits and excitement.

From: Chapter 32 of Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in Appearance: "Hearing the word' Ming Bao' is the most concerned thing in his heart, and he can't help smiling."

Third, full of ambition [chó u chú m m m: nzhi]

Explanation: hesitation: calm appearance; Full: satisfied; Volunteers. Describe being very proud of your achievements.

From: Zhuangzi's "Zhuangzi Health Master" in the Warring States Period: "Stand with a knife, take care of it, and aim high."

Standing with a knife for the sake of the world, I am very proud of my achievements.

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A derogatory idiom of pride

1. In high spirits

Description: describe a very proud look.

From Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Yan Guan in the Western Han Dynasty: "I am proud of myself."

Look very proud, very proud.

Second, be complacent.

Explanation: Ming: show that you think. Think oneself great and show pride.

From: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Jiangcheng: "When sisters meet, they have nothing to say, and each is proud."

There is nothing else to say about the meeting between brothers and sisters, but they are all proud of their respective armies.

5. What are the four words to describe pride? What are the four words to describe arrogance? Negative talent arrogance refers to relying on talent and learning, being proud and looking down on others. Vader: Boasting of his virtues. It refers to arrogance and boasting about falsehood. Arrogance: self-righteousness; Rong: Attitude. It is a sign of pride to think that you are more capable than others. Arrogant, you think you are great, extremely proud, and you look down on others. You like to brag about yourself. Take credit for it: you are self-reliant. You think you have credit, so you are arrogant. You are arrogant. Cut: Brag. Boast because you think you have advantages. Take credit for complacency: take credit for yourself; M: I am satisfied. Being arrogant because of one's own merits. Beware of arrogance: vigilance, prevention, preparedness, and prevention of pride and impatience. Describe pride, impatience and violence. Curing resentment (1) refers to four kinds of evil virtues, such as aggression, pride, jealousy and greed. (2) refers to the four theories of evil morality. Describe extreme arrogance. It describes arrogance. It describes arrogance. An empty child has no one else in his eyes. It describes arrogance. Look down on people. Look down on others. Look down on others. Look down on people. Look down on people. Look down on people. Be arrogant. Be arrogant. Arrogant, think oneself superior. Arrogance means that you are satisfied. Arrogance Enrichment means that things will change in the opposite direction when they develop beyond a certain limit. This also means that complacency will lead to failure. It is the same as "full is complex". In other words, enrichment means that things will change in the opposite direction when they develop beyond a certain limit. This also means that complacency will lead to failure. It's the same as "full is complacent, complacent". When the container is full, it will cover the overflow. It means that when things develop beyond a certain limit, they will turn in the opposite direction. This also means that complacency will lead to failure. Also called "turn back when the container is full." It means that when things develop beyond a certain limit, they will turn in the opposite direction. This also means that complacency will lead to failure. Also called "turn back when the container is full."