pride — a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction from one's achievements
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction from one's achievements
Pronunciation (IPA): /praɪd/
Korean meaning: 자부심, 자랑
Korean pronunciation: **프라**이드
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's smartphone skills are her pride and joy.
- He takes great pride in his perfectly organized sock drawer.
- Teachers take pride in their students' success.
pride
NOUN//praɪd//
a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction from one's achievements
a young graduate in cap and gown holds up their diploma with a beaming smile and raised fist. Their chest puffed out and head held high as they savor this crowning moment. Their parents in the audience stand and cheer with tears of joy streaming down their faces. The graduate's younger sibling points excitedly at their accomplished older brother or sister. the deep pleasure and satisfaction felt from achieving this major milestone
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Origin
고대 영어 'pryde'에서 유래하여, 원래는 '영광스러운 행위'를 의미했지만 점차 '자부심'과 '자만심'이라는 양면적 의미를 갖게 되었습니다.
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“My grandmother's smartphone skills are her pride and joy.”
“He takes great pride in his perfectly organized sock drawer.”
“Teachers take pride in their students' success.”
“Don't let pride prevent you from asking for help.”
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