overconfident 的定义
- too confident.
overconfident 近义词
overly sure of oneself
overconfident 的近义词 16 个
- brash
- careless
- cocky
- presumptuous
- pushy
- reckless
- cocksure
- foolhardy
- heading for a fall
- heedless
- hubristic
- impudent
- overweening
- presuming
- rash
- self-assertive
overconfident 的反义词 6 个
更多overconfident例句
- On a game-to-game basis, we can see that the model is generally calibrated well — even though it is somewhat overconfident in moderate-to-large favorites and a little underconfident in slight favorites.
- After going 3-0 against Washington during the regular season, maybe Philadelphia would be overconfident.
- She faced down the person she had been, especially as an overconfident college student who didn’t come out until several years after school.
- Basically, I was like as if I were in one of these studies where I start off and I’m like, “I don’t know,” and then I get really overconfident, and then I do it a little more and then my confidence goes down.
- The NFL can’t afford to be bullheaded, rigid and overconfident.
- Overconfident and mistaken: that is not the stuff of which successful prime ministers are made.
- We can tend to be very overconfident and blind to their lack of awareness.
- In 2012, these same people came back again, as overconfident and unchastened as ever.
- That Wisconsin recall offers a sobering reality check for Democrats feeling overconfident about the impact of their ground game.
- The president sleepwalked through the first debate, and perhaps that caused you to get a little overconfident in the second.
- Numerous incidents of a similar nature had made us overconfident.
- The preliminary encounter was a mortifying experience for the sextet of overconfident youth.
- Either someone slipped up in his briefing, or the Reds are overconfident and don't care about the rules.
- We don't want him to get clawed by going forward in foolishly overconfident forays.
- "The French are always something overconfident and boastful, I think," said Corinne gravely.