adj. vain ; peacockish
故事结束时,他们是一群自负虚荣的英雄。
They were a vain and boastful company of heroes when the tale was done.
历史学家詹姆斯·特鲁斯洛·亚当斯将汉考克描述为肤浅且虚荣的。
Historian James Truslow Adams portrayed Hancock as shallow and vain.
她是个非常虚荣的女人。
He appeals primarily to God's vanity: What will the neighbors think if you destroy them?
他主要唤醒了上帝的虚荣:,如果你毁了他们,你的邻居会怎么想?
This other man I had dreamed A drunken, vain-glorious lout.
我曾认为这另外一个人,是爱好虚荣,粗鄙不堪的酒鬼。
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