self-respecting
英 [ˌself rɪˈspektɪŋ]
美 [ˌself rɪˈspektɪŋ]
adj. 有自尊心的
牛津词典
adj.
- 有自尊心的
having pride in yourself because you believe that what you do is right and good- No self-respecting journalist would ever work for that newspaper.
凡有自尊心的记者都不会为那家报纸工作。
- No self-respecting journalist would ever work for that newspaper.
柯林斯词典
- ADJ 地道的,典型的(一类人)
You can useself-respectingwith a noun describing a particular type of person to indicate that something is typical of, or necessary for, that type of person.- He died as any self-respecting gangster should — in a hail of bullets...
他死于乱枪之下——匪徒典型的最终下场。 - No self-respecting gourmet would travel in France without the Michelin red guide.
任何地道的美食家游览法国时都会带着一本红皮的《米其林指南》。
- He died as any self-respecting gangster should — in a hail of bullets...
英英释义
adj
- having or showing self-esteem
双语例句
- Now, what self-respecting lawyer or doctor would drive this thing now?
现在哪个有个性的律师或者医生会驾驶这种车? - No self-respecting world traveler would leave out traveling via the ships of the desert.
没有自我尊重世界的旅行者将离开都是透过沙漠的船旅行。 - Would not a ringfence be a power any self-respecting banking Union would want to usurp?
试问一个有尊严的银行业联盟不会想着把圈护的权力攥在手中吗? - She is a self-respecting person;
她是一个自尊自重的人; - No self-respecting surgeon, nurse, anesthesiologist or technician would ever dream of breaching those sterile protocols in the surgical suites.
这里的外科医生、护士、麻醉师和技术人员没有人可以想象会允许任何人打破这个(无菌操作)规矩。 - Any self-respecting person will rise against unjust treatment.
任何有自尊的人都会起来反抗不公正的待遇。 - When the Javanese kings first immigrated here in the sixteenth century, they essentially established a feudal colony, with a strict caste system which like all self-respecting caste systems tended not to trouble itself with consideration for those at the bottom.
爪哇诸王在16世纪首先移居此地,基本上建立了一个封建殖民地,采取严格的种姓制度就像每一种骄傲的种姓制度往往不屑于考量底层阶级。 - No, he thought, no self-respecting man would do that!
范博文觉得那就是太不把自己当一个人! - What self-respecting student wouldn't protest?
这怎么能不让有自尊的学生反抗呢? - No self-respecting doctor would refuse to treat a sick person.
凡是有自尊心的医生都不会对病人置之不顾的。
