priggish

adj.

自负的；

1. Tintin's slightly priggish character fitted the times.
   丁丁的稍有几分一本正经的性格与那个时代是相吻合的。
2. There was a tiny, priggish, warning voice in my ears which in the tones of Collins told me it was seemly to hold back.
   我耳边响起一种微弱的，一本正经的，象科林斯的声音，警告我最好不要去。

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