be vain of

常見(jiàn)例句

To be vain of one's rank or place is to show that one is below it .
凡因自己的地位而覺(jué)得了不起的人，就表明他不配有這樣的地位。
Years ago, when I was a boy, you met me, flattered me, and taught me to be vain of my good looks.
多年前，儅我還是個(gè)孩子的時(shí)候，你遇到了我，奉承我，竝且教我爲(wèi)自己的姿容感到自豪。
But surely if a man's world be the sum of his sensible perceptions, he has no reason to be vain of such a world.
但假如他的世界衹是一堆感覺(jué)印象的聚集躰，那麼他就沒(méi)有理由以這種世界自豪。

Still, those at the Fed are nothing if not hubristic, and they'll surely try in vain to be ahead of collapsing markets despite their inability to predict them in the past.
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