What does 傲慢な in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 傲慢な in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 傲慢な in Japanese.

The word 傲慢な in Japanese means 傲慢な, 横柄な、高慢な、尊大な、傲慢な, 横柄な、高慢な、尊大な、傲慢な、無礼な, 無頓着な、ぞんざいな, 支配的な、暴君的な、圧制的な, 傲慢な、横柄な、偉そうな、高慢な, 傲慢な、横柄な、えらぶった, 横柄な、傲慢な, 横柄な、尊大な、傲慢な, 傲慢な、他人を見下した, 威張った、傲慢な. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 傲慢な

傲慢な

(informal (superior)

彼は自分についてとても傲慢な考えを持っていた。

He had some very fancy ideas about himself.

横柄な、高慢な、尊大な、傲慢な

(person) (人)

The supervisor of our department is arrogant and rude.

横柄な、高慢な、尊大な、傲慢な、無礼な

(action) (言動・態度)

The actor's arrogant behavior irritated the interviewer.

無頓着な、ぞんざいな

(unconcerned)

Cory had an unexpectedly cavalier attitude toward his business troubles.

支配的な、暴君的な、圧制的な

(controlling) (政治)

My father was strict and domineering when I was growing up.

傲慢な、横柄な、偉そうな、高慢な

(disdainful)

Her haughty attitude has not won her any friends.

傲慢な、横柄な、えらぶった

(self-important, arrogant)

He's been acting high and mighty since his promotion.

横柄な、傲慢な

(arrogant, bossy)

My imperious coworker tries to control everyone.

横柄な、尊大な、傲慢な

(arrogant)

Gary always looked down his nose at people with a lofty sneer.

傲慢な、他人を見下した

(disdainful)

The chef gave her assistant a supercilious look as she explained that the potatoes should be boiled for five minutes.

威張った、傲慢な

(cocky)

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