🌟 교만하다 (驕慢 하다)

Adjective  

1. 잘난 체하면서 남을 무시하고 말이나 행동이 건방지다.

1. HAUGHTY; ARROGANT; PROUD: Being full of oneself, ignoring others, and speaking or acting too proudly.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 교만한 사람.
    An arrogant person.
  • Google translate 마음이 교만하다.
    Be proud of oneself.
  • Google translate 생각이 교만하다.
    Proud of ideas.
  • Google translate 자세가 교만하다.
    Pride in posture.
  • Google translate 태도가 교만하다.
    Be arrogant in manner.
  • Google translate 나는 내가 제일 잘한다는 교만한 생각에 빠져 노력하지 않았다.
    I didn't try because i was stuck in the arrogant idea that i was the best.
  • Google translate 민준이는 칭찬만 듣고 자라서 교만하기 짝이 없다.
    Min-joon grew up with nothing but praise, so he's arrogant.
  • Google translate 그 사람 요즘 돈 좀 벌었다고 너무 교만하게 굴더라.
    He's been so arrogant lately for making some money.
    Google translate 쯧쯧, 사람이 겸손할 줄 알아야지.
    쯧쯧, you should know how to be humble.
Synonym 오만하다(傲慢하다): 잘난 체하고 건방지다.
Antonym 겸손하다(謙遜/謙巽하다): 남을 존중하고 자기를 낮추는 마음이나 태도가 있다.

교만하다: haughty; arrogant; proud,きょうまんだ【驕慢だ】。こうまんだ【高慢だ】,arrogant, hautain,arrogante, orgulloso, altivo, altanero,مُتَكبِّر,онгирох, хөөрөх, сагсуурах,kiêu ngạo, ngạo mạn, kiêu căng,ยโส, หยิ่ง, จองหอง, ปั้นปึ่ง, ถือตัว, วางท่า, อวดดี, จองหอง, ทะนง, อวดเก่ง,angkuh, sombong, congkak,высокомерить; заноситься,傲慢,骄傲,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 교만하다 (교만하다) 교만한 (교만한) 교만하여 (교만하여) 교만해 (교만해) 교만하니 (교만하니) 교만합니다 (교만함니다)
📚 Derivative: 교만(驕慢): 잘난 체하면서 남을 무시하고 말이나 행동이 건방짐.

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