airs造句
Mary gave herself
airs when she wore her new dress.
玛丽穿新衣时洋洋自得。
His classmates called him a show - off because of his bumptious
airs.
由于他老是装出一副自以为是的架势,所以同学们就叫他“自大的夜郎”.
They have stolen people's
airs as they sometimes stole their children and made gipsies of them.
他们剽窃别人的曲调,正象有时诱拐别人的孩子那样,把他们变成了吉普赛人.
Light
airs blew gently out of the south-east.
东南风徐徐吹拂。
He could shatter
airs and " respectability " with deadly sarcasm.
他能以无情的讽刺来粉碎派头和 “ 体面 ”.
They were displeased with her haughty
airs.
他们讨厌她高傲的派头.
Now, with the old man fawning on her, she puts on
airs.
现在呢, 因为“老东西”——这是秀才的妻叫秀才的名字——趋奉了她, 就装着娇滴滴的样子了.
Other households had found her too talkative and too opinionated, forever giving pelf mysterious
airs.
在别处,有人嫌她太张道, 主意多,时常有些神眉鬼道儿的.
The program
airs daily.
本节目每天广播。
Directors weren't allowed any proprietary
airs about the product they made.
主管们不允许对他们生产的产品以所有者自居。
The successful physicist never puts on
airs.
这位卓有成就的物理学家从不搭架子.
They fancied themselves learned and assumed
airs of erudition.
他们自以为有学问,摆出一副博学的样子.
We're poor and we never put on
airs.
我们贫穷但从不装腔作势。
He gives himself
airs.
他盛气凌人。
The old cliché of the customer being always right is what gives them
airs and graces.
“顾客总是对的”这种陈词滥调让他们变得趾高气扬。
...a spoiled aristocrat with pretentious
airs and esoteric tastes.
自命不凡、品位刁钻且被惯坏了的贵族成员