| 釋義 |
不可一世不肯一世bù kě yī shìadopt a swashbuckling posture; all-powerful; arrogant; be on (/get on/mount/ride) the high horse; become overbearing; cannot be challenged; be (insufferably)arrogant; consider oneself unexcelled in the world(/a world above others/over and above the entire world/without equal in the world); haughty; high and mighty; hoity-toity;huff and puff; on the high ropes; swagger (/bluster) like anything (/a conquering hero)
? 但是我們不能因勝利而驕傲起來，覺得～，而忘掉了過去的經(jīng)驗教訓。(周恩來《學習毛澤東》)But we must not be arrogant because of victory; we must not think that we are all-powerful and be oblivious to the lessons of the past.
? 那些被歷史所拋棄的人物——葉赫那拉氏 （慈禧）、袁世凱、段琪瑞、張作霖等等在當時似乎是～的，…… (愛新覺羅·溥儀《我的前半生》563)The lady Yehonda,Yuan Shikai,Duan Qirui,Zhang Zuolin and all those other figures who were cast aside by history had seemed in their day to wield overwhelming power.
? 他驕傲，有了一點成功，就盛氣凌人，～，企圖壓倒別人，不能平等地謙遜和氣地待人。(劉少奇《論共產黨員的修養(yǎng)》47)They are arrogant,and whenever they accomplish something they throw their weight about,become overbearing and try to domineer,and they do not treat others as equals in a modest and friendly way.
? 宋徽宗在位時，～，而被擄后偏會含垢忍辱。(《魯迅選集》 Ⅲ—201) Emperor Hui of Song was a proud sovereign,but once a prisoner he submitted to every insult.
? 跟隨著他的黎紀綱更是氣勢逼人，～。(羅廣斌、楊益言《紅巖》551) As for Li Jigang,who had arrived at the same time—he had acquired an air which could only be described as one of overbearing conceit. 不可一世extremely arrogant(or overbearing) 不可一世bù kě yī shì可：許可，贊許。沒有贊許同時代的任何人。形容非?？裢源?。consider oneself unexcelled in the world, be high and mighty, be on the high ropes(horse) |