arrogance in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for arrogance in the English»Spanish Dictionary

arrogance [Am ˈɛrəɡəns, Brit ˈarəɡ(ə)ns] N U

arrogance

arrogancia f

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insufferable arrogance/rudeness/pride

insufrible

insufferable arrogance/rudeness/pride

intolerable

she was maddened by his arrogance

su arrogancia la sacaba de quicio

the arrogance that afflicts our leaders

la arrogancia de que adolecen nuestros líderes

habitual smile/laugh/tact/arrogance

habitual

habitual smile/laugh/tact/arrogance

acostumbrado

Translations for arrogance in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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endiosamiento

arrogance

soberbia (altivez)

arrogance

arrogancia

arrogance

presunción (arrogancia)

arrogance

altanería

arrogance

arrogance in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for arrogance in the English»Spanish Dictionary

arrogance [ˈærəgəns, Am ˈer-] N no pl

arrogance

arrogancia f

Translations for arrogance in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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arrogancia

arrogance

altanería

arrogance

altivez

arrogance

insolencia

arrogance

presunción

arrogance

petulancia

arrogance

ufanía (arrogancia)

arrogance

orgullo

arrogance

ser la esencia de la arrogancia

to be the height of arrogance

arrogance Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he has a unbearable air of arrogance

tiene un aire de arrogancia insoportable

to be the height of arrogance

ser la esencia de la arrogancia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He neither behaves with arrogance, nor with excessive humility.

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This is because all empires collapse when they pursue the arrogance of power.

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Often his arrogance is just a cover for the lonely and insecure person underneath.

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She grows to dislike him for his arrogance and lack of empathy.

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To his contemporaries, he seemed uncompromising to the brink of arrogance.

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Being a short tempered person, he deals with people with arrogance and disrespectfully.

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He cited family problems and apologized for his own arrogance.

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His highly charged, intelligent presence complements an intense performance, which combines arrogance and bitter hostility.

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One of the company's biggest criticisms has been its perceived arrogance.

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His arrogance and lack of patience with younger heroes causes his lessons to be largely ignored.

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