1. The supremely conceited Mr. Collins talks constantly about his patroness, the rich and arrogant Lady Catherine de Bourgh, an aunt of Darcy's. ʮ���Ը��Ŀ���˹�������̸����Ů�ӻ��˸��ж������Ŀ�ɪ�ա��¡��������ˣ����Ǵ�������ĸ��
2. If a person is , let us say, very good at tennis and someone asks him if he is a good player, he will seldom reply "Yes", because people will think him conceited. ����˵����һ���������ĺܺã�Ҫ�����������Dz��Ǹ����֣��������ش�˵���ǡ�����Ϊ����һ�������˾ͻ���Ϊ�����Ը���
3. Within their heart , the English are perhaps no less conceited than anybody else , but in their relations with others , they value , at least , a show of modesty . ����������ȣ�Ӣ�����������Ҳ�������Ը��������������˵Ľ����У��������Ǻ�ע��Ҫ���ֳ�ǫѷ�����ӡ�
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adj.
1. characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance