Words that describe complacency

1. Idiom describing complacency: hesitation: calm and complacent; Full: satisfied; Volunteers.

Describe being very proud of your achievements. Show off: Show off.

Show yourself, smugly show yourself better than others. Out front: out: exposed.

Show yourself, smugly show yourself better than others. Big red and purple: describe outstanding and proud.

Worldly gains and losses: gains and losses: refers to political success and frustration. Different situations of success and failure in this world.

The victorious cat is as happy as a tiger: it is described as getting carried away and thinking that it is great. Proud: describes the appearance of being very proud.

Triumphant: triumphant. Describe the appearance of contentment and complacency.

Self-satisfaction: singing: expressing. Think oneself great and show pride.

Rise: refers to a person who is promoted to a higher position, rich and ambitious. The apprentice: the legendary name of god horse; Tengda: I am proud of my rise and my career.

Describe running horses. Metaphor sudden success, rapid rise in office.

Phoenix flies like a phoenix. Metaphor is a woman's happy marriage.

Huge wave: A storm that rises sharply. Describe the rapid rise.

Metaphor is proud of your career. Look around: look around: look around; Self-satisfied: I am very proud.

Looking around, it feels great. Describe getting carried away.

Look around for pride: describe getting carried away. It's the same as "expecting self-respect"

Look around: look around and think you are great. Describe the appearance of getting carried away.

Sigh of Guangwu: Guangwu: Place name. Sighing that there is a shortage of talents makes a nominal person feel complacent for a while.

Lucky luck: risk: adventure; Luck: Accidental success or accidental avoidance of misfortune. Take risks and achieve unexpected success.

Luan Sheng: Like an item, like. Metaphor is hard work and successful career.

Retreat from the torrent: courage: courage; Retreat: To retreat or leave. The metaphor is to retire in time when the officialdom is proud, so as to preserve our sanity.

Take care of your own shadow: look at yourself in fear and despair. It also refers to the appearance of self-care and self-satisfaction that often appears.

Bravely retreat immediately in the rapids. It is a metaphor for an official to retire in time when he is proud and avoid disaster.

Down and out: down and out: depressed and dissatisfied. Describe depression and freedom.

Down and out: down and out: depressed, not proud; Dragon bell: old and weak, inconvenient to move. Describe old and weak, very dissatisfied.

Dragonflies and Phoenix: ① refers to the rise of emperors. (2) metaphor career success, the apprentice.

Phoenix Fly: Couples fly. Metaphor is proud of your career.

Grumpy: A feeling of depression. Full of complaints.

Describe the mood is extremely depressed, very dissatisfied. Full sleeve spring breeze: sleeves are floating in the wind.

Describe very proud. Very happy: describes people who are very proud and excited.

Very happy: color: face. Describe people in high spirits and excitement.

Very happy: describes people as very proud and excited. Get carried away: Feel dizzy because you are infatuated with someone or very arrogant.

Describe pride. On the ninth heaven: as light as if to transcend the world and become a fairy.

Describe gloating. It also describes graceful movements and lightness.

With "flying high". Proud: arrogant and complacent.

Rooster tail: Rooster: Lift it up. Metaphor is pride or complacency.

Qingyun wins the road: a metaphor for a person's career, rising step by step. Qingyun is proud: a metaphor for a person's career, rising step by step.

All blessings are far from disaster: far: avoid. In the old days, when he was proud of being an official, he retired in time to avoid the evil of intrigue in officialdom and preserve his vested interests.

A metaphor for saving happiness and avoiding disaster. Three cups of introduction: three cups: refers to drinking three glasses of wine; Avenue: a wide road.

After three glasses of wine, you can reach the ideal state. Describe the old literati because of their dissatisfaction with politics, narcissism, and drinking to drown their sorrows.

Color fly eyebrow dance: color: face, expression. Describe how people are very proud and excited.

Less is more poor: up: proud; Poor: Not satisfied. There is less time to describe success, and more time to worry and be frustrated.

Describe excitement and elation. Divine color flying: flying: full of energy.

Describe the look of excitement and pride. Arrogance: A self-satisfied and arrogant attitude.

Full of pride: a smug and arrogant look. Describe pretending to be superior.

Self-satisfied: There was a smug look on his face. Lick one's lips; lick one's lips; Smack: The sound made when the tip of the tongue is pressed against the upper jaw to inhale.

Describe the appearance of greed. Also describes the appearance of self-satisfaction.

Get carried away: Still get carried away. Describe the loss of normality with pride or excitement.

Get carried away: refers to forgetting one's proper behavior because of excessive excitement or complacency. Get carried away: refers to forgetting one's proper behavior because of excessive excitement or complacency.

Cheerful: Self-satisfied. A cheerful expression or atmosphere.

Satisfaction: Satisfaction and complacency. Yan Yan is proud: happy and complacent.

Self-satisfaction: A feeling of comfort and self-satisfaction. Smug: Still smug.

Feel comfortable and satisfied. Jessica Hester Hsuan is fine: Jessica Hester Hsuan: smug.

Describe very proud. Xuanwei's military strength: glory: showing off.

Show off your strength and prestige. Describe the smug and boastful appearance.

Proud: describes the appearance of being very proud. Self-satisfied: Very complacent.

Pride: an arrogant gesture when describing pride. Complacency: I am still proud of my words.

Describe the arrogant posture when you are proud. Eagle Raising: It is a metaphor that ambitious people are not easy to control, and when they are proud, they will no longer be used by their owners.

Swinging one's head and tail: originally described the carefree appearance of fish. Now it is used to describe people who are vacillating and frivolous.

Swing your head and tail: the original description of fish is carefree. Now it is used to describe people who are vacillating and frivolous.

Swinging one's head and tail: originally described the carefree appearance of fish. Now it is used to describe people who are vacillating and frivolous.

Use "shake your head" Full of ambition.

Let's talk about the time when we described the smug expression.

In order to make our lunch interesting, my father carefully designed a plan, which was mysterious for several days. My mother and I are both "two monks-scratching their heads."

He finally showed up. He said, "I've been thinking about how to make our lunch interesting these days.

I thought of it yesterday. Let's play a game! "My mother and I suddenly realized that he wanted to play games with us! Dad added, "The rule of the game is: You can't answer my question if I ask you anything." "Oh, I see. "

Mom said happily. Dad thinks he is the king in the happy dictionary and says, "Please listen to the question. What's your name? " Mother replied, "It's a beautiful day!" Dad said, "How old are you?" Dad thought, this time it's time to be fooled! Unexpectedly, my mother said, "I'm almost finished eating."

Seeing that mom answered so easily, dad played a trick. "Wrong."

Dad said loudly. "What's the matter?" Mother asked doubtfully.

"Ha ha, fooled!" Dad smiled. Mom smiled, too.

But I didn't laugh, because my mother and I are of one heart. Mother was not convinced and said to her father, "I'll ask you this time!" " ""good! " Dad said proudly.

Mother asked, "When shall we have dinner?" ! Why, I want to have dinner before lunch! "Dad said." Haha, the first question was fooled. "

I also smiled and said, "I was so proud just now, why am I embarrassed now?" Dad candidly admit defeat and had to admit that he had lost.

3. Idioms describing pride are full of energy and enthusiasm.

It is not a pleasure to settle down. Changle rushes back and forth for central music

Be ecstatic, as in heaven.

Smile, smile, complacency, happiness, happiness.

Laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh, look back, laugh.

The spring breeze is full of joy and smiles.

Full of energy, full of energy, full of energy, smiling.

Cheerful, complacent and smiling, Jiuquan was ecstatic.

Everyone is very happy, laughing and dancing, flattered.

Be elated, overjoyed, laugh heartily and be completely convinced.

Be proud and feel at ease.

4. Words that describe expressions Four words that describe a character's expression (expression)

Make a fuss, make a fuss, be inexplicable, and be calm and creepy.

Absent-minded, distracted, calm and calm.

Stunned, poised, dubious, respectful to yourself.

Muttered, absorbed, in high spirits, froze

I want to sit on my back and feel lost and shy.

Slow and indecisive, tongue-tied, flustered and indecisive.

Embarrassed and can't help laughing, as if nothing had happened to gloat.

If you are depressed, if you are considerate, if you are kind, if you are depressed.

Flattered, suspicious, indecisive, complacent, fearful and angry.

Become angry from embarrassment, smile, listen, be flustered, and be full of air.

Look healthy and energetic, look calm, look high, look high, look trance.

Hold your breath, be happy, be happy, be happy and be angry.

Angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, smile through tears.

Tears welled up in my eyes, sighing, crying, crying and smiling.

Smile, harsh words, smile, think with a smile.

Laugh, relax, get carried away, be in high spirits and be afraid.

Panic, joy, panic, concentration, frown.

Pull a long face, be in a trance, feel refreshed, smile and frown coldly.

Laughing and laughing, dumbfounded, ecstatic.

Looking at each other, radiant, dancing, depressed, listless.

Pull a long face and be frightened to disgrace.

Hold your head high, in a flurry, careless