hubris

名词骄傲自大，自恃

1. 傲慢：特别地,荷马的神会由于人们缺乏节制,尤其是他们的骄傲和不服从--希腊人称之为傲慢(hubris)--而惩罚他们. 这并不是说荷马的神非常的道德. 相反,他们只不过是比我们更强大,要求我们服从. 要想成功地克服智者派的相对主义和怀疑主义,

2. 狂妄自大：于是,我们又回到了那第一个词,从杂种(hybrid)到狂妄自大(hubris),在这里,那个人为地把两个存在结合在一起的意思不知怎么仍然保留着. 今天的结合直接是希腊神话式的:这是把人的能力与诸神的特权相结合,而今天批评者使用的,

3. 狂妄：恐怖片Honor Films | 狂妄Hubris | 谦恭Humility

4. 狂妄的 (不 是谦卑 的)：fluvial 河流的(不是流利的) | hubris 狂妄的 (不是谦卑的) | antithetic 别看成真实的)

1. 傲慢;自大;自恃
    If you accuse someone of hubris, you are accusing them of arrogant pride.

    e.g. ...a tale of how an honourable man pursuing honourable goals was afflicted with hubris and led his nation towards catastrophe.
           关于一个追求崇高目标的磊落君子是如何因自高自大而将自己的国家引向灾难的故事

1. 911查询·英语单词

1. This hubris was as evident in the Bush administration as it had been among President Bill Clinton's foreign policy elite.

2. Its onus of hubris has become glaringly incongruous to the aspirations of the overwhelming majority of the earth's inhabitants for peace and economic advancement.

3. Does it mean the end of the West's hubris and superiority complex?

4. Toyota's corporate hubris needed deflating and Toyoda's performance in Beijing reflects the company's attitude towards the China's booming market.

5. His hubris leads to his rebellion against Heaven and Buddha traps him under a mountain for 500 years.

6. The hubris and prejudice of some Western countries prevent them from building ties with their African counterparts.

7. To some, it looked like hubris to the fiercely proud Greeks.

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