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English: proud feeling self-respect or pleasure in something by which you measure's your self-worth; antonym of humble a proud name; proud parents; proud princes; a proud moment; proud to serve his country; proud of his accomplishments Русский: гордый Português do Brasil: orgulhoso 日本語: Türkçe: gururlu, onurlu Hrvatski: ponosan, dostojanstven, gord, ponosit Bahasa Indonesia: aga, bagak, berakah, besar hati, bongak, membanggakan, anggak, angkuh, bangga, bongkak, congkak, gaduk, kocak, lantam, megah, meninggi, pongah, riak, sombong, songar, uju, umuk, agul, besar hidung, mangkak Ελληνικά: περήφανο <-νη/-νος>, περήφανος ﻯﺭﺩ: گرانسر, مغرور Suomi: ylpeä עברית: גאה, גֵּאֶה, גֵּא Latviešu: lepns Cymraeg: balch Frysk: batsk, grutsk, ynfieren Íslenska: stoltur Wikipedia: 1 |
简体中文: 繁體中文: 驕傲的, 自豪的, 傲然, 自尊的, 驕傲, 為傲 العربية: فخور, مغرور, مغرور، متشامِخ, فخُور, <root> فخر, مُعْتزّ, <root> عزز, مُفْتخِر, معتز, مفتخر Français: fier, orgueilleux, altier, hautain 한국어: 자존심이 있는 Polski: dumny, ambitny ไทย: ภูมิใจ Magyar: büszke Български: горд Català: orgullós Slovenčina: pyšný Norsk: stolt ar Brezhoneg: lorc'hus, balc'h Esperanto: orgojla Galego: orgulloso, de orgullo Latine: superbus WordNet: 1 |
Español: orgulloso Português: orgulhoso Deutsch: stolz, hochmütig Italiano: orgoglioso, fiero, altero, inorgoglito, superbo Româneşte: mândru Nederlands: trots Čeština: hrdý, pyšný, nadutý, povýšený, domýšlivý Svenska: stolt Afrikaans: trots Dansk: stolt Lietuviškai: išdidus Eesti: uhke Føroyskt: errin, tilgjørdur Interlingua: orgoliose Papiamentu: orguyoso, tribí |
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