Gloat Meaning in English
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释义
To show pleasure or satisfaction, usually in an unkind or mean way, when something good happens to you or something bad happens to someone else.
用法与细微差别
Usually negative; implies taking pleasure in others' failures or your own success over someone. Typical in phrases like 'gloat over'. Not formal; often disapproved of. Don't confuse with 'boast' (proudly talk about yourself).
Spanish: regodearse - presumirPortuguese (BR): regozijar-se - vangloriar-sePortuguese (PT): regozijar-se - vangloriar-seChinese (Simplified): 幸灾乐祸Chinese (Traditional): 幸災樂禍Hindi: ऊपर घमंड करना - खुशी से दिखाना (किसी और की विफलता पर)Arabic: يشمت - يتفاخرBengali: আনন্দ প্রকাশ করা (অপরের ব্যর্থতায়) - আত্মতুষ্টি দেখানোRussian: злорадствовать - злорадно радоватьсяJapanese: ほくそ笑む - 得意げに喜ぶVietnamese: đắc ý - hả hêKorean: 고소해하다 - 의기양양해하다Turkish: sevinçle alay etmek - kıvançla bakmakUrdu: خوشی منانا (دوسروں کی بدقسمتی پر) - اکڑناIndonesian: membanggakan diri (atas kegagalan orang lain) - merasa puas diri
例句
Please don't gloat when you win.
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He began to gloat over his success.
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It's rude to gloat about other people's mistakes.
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Stop gloating—everyone knows you got the highest score.
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She couldn't resist gloating when her team won the championship.
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They were quick to gloat over their rival's loss.
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