smug 的定义
smug·ger, smug·gest.
- contentedly confident of one's ability, superiority, or correctness; complacent.
- trim; spruce; smooth; sleek.
smug 近义词
pleased with oneself
更多smug例句
- Don’t Cry for MeThere’s a myth that we Argentines are smug and dramatic.
- Anyone who has taken an official trip to a minority region is familiar with the requisite dance performance by awkward locals as smug officials stand by.
- Her Lucille Bluth was the best satire of the smug rich ever done.
- She was even sweet to that smug ingrate Miss Bunting after she kept insulting everyone at dinner.
- If couples can seem smug and self-enclosed, the married single represents an even more irritating manifestation of that.
- Over a period of just a few weeks, a host of high profile periodicals have published smug, scornful dismissals of the music.
- On video, Raymond Santana was smug, boastful, and nonchalant by turns, vividly reenacting who did what during the rape.
- So our “right” to feel smug about these kinds of things is rather new.
- Little did Tressan dream to what a cask of gunpowder he was applying the match of his smug pertness.
- There was something smug about the way he picked up his heels, swung his briefcase.
- Lamb had already decided he would give it to him as he came plodding his smug little way home some evening.
- That smug little editor swallowed everything that I said in the most amusing fashion.
- Sinclair leaned up against a rock, his arms folded, a smug smile gradually widening across his features.