vain翻译

1. 自负的，自视过高的，自高自大的
2. 徒然的，徒劳的，无结果的，枉然的
3. 无益的
4. 爱虚荣的
5. 炫耀的
6. 空虚的
7. 无意义的，无价值的
8. 无效的，没效果的
9. 愚蠢的

1. 未用空间

1. characteristic of false pride; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance;

   "a conceited fool"
   "an attitude of self-conceited arrogance"
   "an egotistical disregard of others"
   "so swollen by victory that he was unfit for normal duty"
   "growing ever more swollen-headed and arbitrary"
   "vain about her clothes"
   

2. unproductive of success;

   "a fruitless search"
   "futile years after her artistic peak"
   "a sleeveless errand"
   "a vain attempt"
   

1. 无用的,虚荣的：familial 家庭的 |vain 无用的,虚荣的 | vein 面纱; 掩饰

2. 徒劳的：vague 含糊的 |vain 徒劳的 | valid 有根据的

3. 徒然的：vail n小费 |vain 徒然的 |vainglorious 虚荣的

4.vain：vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia; 阴道鳞状上皮内肿瘤

1. She is one of those vain people who never take others' advice.
   她属于那种自负得从不听别人劝告的人。
2. I don't like a vain woman.
   我讨厌爱慕虚荣的女人。
3. He made a vain attempt to reach the drowning child.
   他试图接近那个快淹死的小孩,但没有成功。

1. All my efforts were vain.
   我的一切努力都白费了。

1. He's very vain of his abilities.
   他对于自己的能力很自负。

1. It is vain to resist.
   抵抗是没用的。

1. Too much praise can make a man vain.
   过度的赞扬会使人自负。

• All literature, art, and science are vain..if they do not enable you to be glad.

  出自：J. Ruskin

• It is..vain to try to be other than we are.

  出自：D. M. Frame

• The vain attempts of feminist critics to prove there is a..'women's language'.

  出自：New York Review of Books

• ☆ 直接源自古法语的vain，意为没有价值的；最初源自拉丁语的vanus，意为空着的。