overconfident

英 [ˌəʊvəˈkɒnfɪdənt]

美 [ˌoʊvərˈkɑːnfɪdənt]

adj.  过分自信的; 自负的

TOEFL法律

BNC.48356 / COCA.27552

牛津词典

adj.

• 过分自信的；自负的
  too confident

英英释义

adj

• marked by excessive confidence
  1. an arrogant and cocksure materialist
  2. so overconfident and impudent as to speak to the queen
  3. the less he knows the more positive he gets
  Synonym:cocksurepositive

双语例句

• God warns us never to get cocky and overconfident; that is the recipe for disaster.
  神警告我们绝不可自高过于自信，那是招致灾难的处方。
• But success in its home market made Best Buy overconfident.
  但在本土市场的成功让百思买过于自信。
• Alternatively, foreigners might just be overconfident.
  或者，外国投资者可能信心过于充足了。
• Ifthey can just stay strong, not get overconfident.
  希望他们能保持自信，避免自大心理。
• Some former colleagues and confidants say his incredible success and the adulation it has brought has made him overconfident in his ability to change the world.
  一些前同事和密友表示，马云惊人的成功以及由此带来的过度美誉，使他对自己改变世界的能力过于自信。
• I hope your success will not make you overconfident.
  我希望你的发迹不会让你过于自信。
• He may have been overconfident that he could do so again.
  他这次可能对此太过自信了。
• 'Toyota was overconfident in its competitiveness and they just kept pressing the accelerator,'he says.
  他表示，丰田汽车过于相信其竞争力，一直在狂踩油门。
• Senator Obama is warning his supporters against being overconfident.
  Obama参议员却一直在警告他的支持者不要过于自负。
• Cooper and his colleagues found the highest pay and the most overconfident behavior among chief executives who had been in office for an average of six years.
  库伯和他的同事发现，获得最高薪酬和做出最自负行为的CEO平均任职期为6年。