proud

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US
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Traduzioni

proudadjective
prouder
Comp.
proudest
Super.
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US
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fierDans la tournure « fier de ».
She was proud of her accomplishments in the marathon.
Elle était fière de ses accomplissements au marathon.
orgueilleuxSens péjoratif : qui a une haute opinion de soi.
He was too proud to admit he had made a mistake.
Il était trop orgueilleux pour admettre qu'il avait fait une erreur.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
imposantPour une apparence remarquable, majestueuse ou imposante.
digneSens soutenu : qui garde sa dignité et son estime de soi.
saillantEn parlant d'un élément qui dépasse d'une surface.
proudadverb
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Dialectal/archaic use meaning ‘in a proud manner’ or ‘very, extremely’
He walked proud before the cheering crowd.
Il marchait fièrement devant la foule en liesse.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
trèsSens dialectal : intensifieur.

Definizioni

proudadjective
Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions.
She was proud of her accomplishments in the marathon.
Having or showing a high or excessively high opinion of oneself or one's importance.
He was too proud to admit he had made a mistake.
Having a dignified self-respect or self-esteem.
Despite the challenges, she remained proud and resilient.
Characterized by a sense of honor or respect for oneself.
The proud nation celebrated its independence with a grand parade.
Impressive in appearance; stately or imposing.
The proud towers of the castle dominated the skyline.
Projecting above or out from a surrounding surface; slightly protruding.
The nail heads are still proud of the wooden board.
proudadverb
In a proud manner; proudly.
He walked proud before the cheering crowd.
(Dialectal) Very; extremely.
I was proud glad to see her again.