vainglorious

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They collapse standards and offer a vainglorious travesty of a cultural experience to a paying public.
它們破壞了標準，并給付費公眾帶來了對文化體驗的虛榮模仿。
If Ms Harman’s vainglorious nonsense ends up driving investment and business away from Britain, her ego may yet cost taxpayers more than Sir Fred’s pension.
如果哈曼女士的自負的無知最終讓投資和企業(yè)遠離英國，她損失的納稅人的錢遲早要超過弗雷德爵士的養(yǎng)老金。
If Ms Harman’s vainglorious nonsense ends up driving investment and business away from Britain, her ego may yet cost taxpayers more than Sir Fred’s pension. And it gets worse than that.
如果哈曼的無聊之談最終讓投資和商業(yè)遠離英國，她的自負可能會比弗雷德爵士的養(yǎng)老金還要花費巨大，且會愈演愈烈。

This is undoubtedly vainglorious, but not in the way that many of his detractors allege.
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The projects that private marketers don't touch are almost always by definition vainglorious undertakings that do nothing to enhance economic growth.
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Vainglorious attempts by politicians to impose a minimum wage from outside would at best have had no effect or, at worst, caused unemployment and ruined lives.
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If you describe someone as vainglorious, you are critical of them because they are very proud of what they have done and boast a lot about it.