1. an attitude or feeling of victory or superiority: such as
2. the attitude that one religious creed is superior to all others
3. smug or boastful pride in the success or dominance of one's nation or ideology over others
triumphalist 例句
英汉例句
But underneath the triumphalist statements and the quick profits lies a system that has cost retail investors dear in the past.
但在以胜利者自居的公司声明和「快速赢利」的背后,散户投资者以前曾为这种方式付出沉重代价。
She warned the Chinese media, which have issued triumphalist reports, 「please don「t fabricate stories.」
何对进行冠军报导中国媒体说。:「请不要制造神话。」
” his prescience as a political philosopher flows from his 「revulsion at triumphalist views」 (in the view of Paul Berman, author of Flight of the Intellectuals).
Yet for all its triumphalist taunts that 「Russia is back」, there is no gold medal for the Kremlin for invading a neighbour for the first time since the end of the cold war.
Instead, the response to my post tells me that techno-worship is a triumphalist and intolerant cult that doesn’t like to be asked questions.
事实上,对于我博文的反馈让我知道了,技术崇拜者唯胜利至上,是偏执的崇拜主义者,拒绝一切质疑。
She exerted an iron hold on the culture, preferring Beethoven「s Sixth Symphony to his triumphalist Fifth, disliking Respighi」s 「Pines of Rome」 when she found it was not just about pine trees.