arrogantly

adv.

自大地，傲慢地；

1. It made his great nose protrude more arrogantly.
   这就使得他的大鼻子更加傲慢地翘起来。
2. This does not mean those outside Venezuela arrogantly giving lectures about what is necessary.
   这并不意味着委内瑞拉之外的人可以傲慢地告诉他们什么是必要的。

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