英语词汇pride的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

pride /praɪd/ noun 1. a feeling that you are proud of something that you or someone connected with you has achievedadjectivesgreat/immense pride (=a lot of pride) She remembers her achievement with great pride. | He takes immense pride in his grandson.justifiable pride (=that you are right to have) He talks with justifiable pride of his father’s actions during the war.national pride (=in your country) A flag is a symbol of national pride.civic pride (=in your town or city) The museum is a vital source of civic pride.verbsfeel pride I can’t describe the pride I felt when he received his degree.take pride in sth (=feel proud of something) She takes pride in her beautiful gardens.give sb pride Being a member of this team gives me great pride.be bursting with pride (=feel very proud) I could see that her mother was bursting with pride.swell with pride (=start to feel very proud) He would swell with pride when he talked about his restaurant.glow with pride (=look very proud) “I knew he could do it,” she said, glowing with pride.express pride The president expressed pride that his country had been chosen to host the games.prepositionspride in sth His pride in his Italian heritage is obvious.with pride He wore his medals with pride.phrasesa sense of pride I still feel a sense of pride at having been a member of the regiment.sth is a source of pride (=it is a reason to feel proud) The Chinese Olympic Games were a source of pride to the whole country.a glow of pride literary (=a feeling of pride) As she thought about her children, she felt a glow of pride.2. a feeling that you respect yourself and deserve to be respectedadjectives/nouns + pridepersonal pride Winning the game was a matter of personal pride.professional pride Professional pride demanded that she do the job properly.national/regional/local pride The comedian had to apologize for his comments, which had wounded local pride.family pride The people are concerned more with family pride than anything else.verbshurt/wound/injure sb’s pride She had hurt his pride by rejecting him.restore some pride A victory for the team would restore some national pride.salvage some pride (=not lose all your pride) He managed to salvage some pride by winning one of the games.phrasesa matter of pride They all felt they had to finish the race, as a matter of pride.a blow to sb’s pride He suffered a blow to his pride when he was made redundant.sb’s pride is at stake (=they might lose it) This is an important competition – there is local pride at stake.

词组	pride
释义	pride /praɪd/ noun 1. a feeling that you are proud of something that you or someone connected with you has achievedadjectivesgreat/immense pride (=a lot of pride) She remembers her achievement with great pride. \| He takes immense pride in his grandson.justifiable pride (=that you are right to have) He talks with justifiable pride of his father’s actions during the war.national pride (=in your country) A flag is a symbol of national pride.civic pride (=in your town or city) The museum is a vital source of civic pride.verbsfeel pride I can’t describe the pride I felt when he received his degree.take pride in sth (=feel proud of something) She takes pride in her beautiful gardens.give sb pride Being a member of this team gives me great pride.be bursting with pride (=feel very proud) I could see that her mother was bursting with pride.swell with pride (=start to feel very proud) He would swell with pride when he talked about his restaurant.glow with pride (=look very proud) “I knew he could do it,” she said, glowing with pride.express pride The president expressed pride that his country had been chosen to host the games.prepositionspride in sth His pride in his Italian heritage is obvious.with pride He wore his medals with pride.phrasesa sense of pride I still feel a sense of pride at having been a member of the regiment.sth is a source of pride (=it is a reason to feel proud) The Chinese Olympic Games were a source of pride to the whole country.a glow of pride literary (=a feeling of pride) As she thought about her children, she felt a glow of pride.2. a feeling that you respect yourself and deserve to be respectedadjectives/nouns + pridepersonal pride Winning the game was a matter of personal pride.professional pride Professional pride demanded that she do the job properly.national/regional/local pride The comedian had to apologize for his comments, which had wounded local pride.family pride The people are concerned more with family pride than anything else.verbshurt/wound/injure sb’s pride She had hurt his pride by rejecting him.restore some pride A victory for the team would restore some national pride.salvage some pride (=not lose all your pride) He managed to salvage some pride by winning one of the games.phrasesa matter of pride They all felt they had to finish the race, as a matter of pride.a blow to sb’s pride He suffered a blow to his pride when he was made redundant.sb’s pride is at stake (=they might lose it) This is an important competition – there is local pride at stake.
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