I write letters not for gloating.
我写信不是为了幸灾乐祸。
With gloating eyes they watched every movement.
他们幸灾乐祸地注视着每一个动作。
克里斯滕森一定得意地笑了。
They go back to the house empty-handed, and Magan's little brother is gloating.
他们空手而归，马江的弟弟有点幸灾乐祸。
You can’t blame him for gloating, especially considering all the obstacles he’s overcome—many of them created by his own bosses.
你不能责怪他沾沾自喜，特别是考虑到他所克服的障碍，其中许多是由他自己的老板造成的。
If there's anything more annoying than gloating, it's the lame little ploy we call envy preemption.
如果说什么比幸灾乐祸更令人生气，那就是我们称之为“嫉妒先发制人”的蹩脚小伎俩。
Churchill sat up, gloating at his critics with a discreet twinkle, like a cat presented with an unexpectedly large bowl of cream.
丘吉尔坐直身子，扬扬得意地看着批评他的人，审慎地眨着眼睛，那副样子就像猫意想不到地被赏给一大碗奶油似的。
Churchill sat up, gloating at his critics with a discreet twinkle, like a cat presented with an unexpectedly large bowl of cream.
丘吉尔坐直身子，扬扬得意地看着批评他的人，审慎地眨着眼睛，那副样子就像猫意想不到地被赏给一大碗奶油似的。
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