vanity

noun

/ˈvænəti/

(plural vanities)

[uncountable] (disapproving) the fact of being too proud of your own appearance, abilities or achievements自负；自大；虚荣；虚荣心
- She had no personal vanity (= about her appearance).她对自己的相貌毫不自负。
- The invitation to head the committee flattered his vanity and he agreed.邀请他领导这个委员会满足了他的虚荣心，他同意了。
- No doubt the idea appealed to his vanity.毫无疑问，这个想法迎合了他的虚荣心。
see also vainTopics Successc2, Personal qualitiesc2
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- human
- personal
- female
- …
verb + vanity
- appeal to
- flatter
[uncountable] (literary) the fact of being unimportant, especially compared with other things that are important（尤指与其他重大事物相比）渺小，无所谓，不重要
- the vanity of human ambition in the face of death个人抱负在死亡面前的微不足道
vanities
[plural] behaviour or attitudes that show people’s vanity自负的行为；虚荣的态度；过分的骄傲
- Politics is too often concerned only with the personal vanities of politicians.政治常常仅与政界人士的个人虚荣有关。
(North American English)
(also vanity table, dressing table)
() [countable] a piece of bedroom furniture like a table with drawers (= parts like boxes in it with handles on the front for pulling them open) and a mirror on top梳妆台

词源Middle English: from Old French vanite, from Latin vanitas, from vanus ‘empty’.

词汇	vanity
释义	vanity noun /ˈvænəti/ /ˈvænəti/ (plural vanities) [uncountable] (disapproving) the fact of being too proud of your own appearance, abilities or achievements自负；自大；虚荣；虚荣心 She had no personal vanity (= about her appearance).她对自己的相貌毫不自负。 The invitation to head the committee flattered his vanity and he agreed.邀请他领导这个委员会满足了他的虚荣心，他同意了。 No doubt the idea appealed to his vanity.毫无疑问，这个想法迎合了他的虚荣心。 see also vainTopics Successc2, Personal qualitiesc2 Collocations Dictionaryadjective human personal female … verb + vanity appeal to flatter [uncountable] (literary) the fact of being unimportant, especially compared with other things that are important（尤指与其他重大事物相比）渺小，无所谓，不重要 the vanity of human ambition in the face of death个人抱负在死亡面前的微不足道 vanities [plural] behaviour or attitudes that show people’s vanity自负的行为；虚荣的态度；过分的骄傲 Politics is too often concerned only with the personal vanities of politicians.政治常常仅与政界人士的个人虚荣有关。 (North American English) (also vanity table, dressing table) () [countable] a piece of bedroom furniture like a table with drawers (= parts like boxes in it with handles on the front for pulling them open) and a mirror on top梳妆台词源Middle English: from Old French vanite, from Latin vanitas, from vanus ‘empty’.
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