好词典
conceits
UK //kənˈsiːts//US //kənˈsiːts//
词源
源自中古英语 'conceit'，来自古法语 'conceit'，意为'想法'或'概念'，最终源自拉丁语 'conceptus'（'构思'或'理解'）。
noun
❶ 指过分自负或自满的想法，通常带有贬义，形容一个人对自己能力或重要性的夸大认知。
“His conceits about his intelligence made him unpopular among his peers.”
（他对自己智力的自负让他在同龄人中不受欢迎。）
“She was full of conceits, believing she was better than everyone else.”
（她充满自负，认为自己比所有人都优秀。）
❶ 在文学或艺术中，指巧妙或夸张的比喻或构思，通常用于展示作者的创造力。
“The poem is filled with clever conceits that delight the reader.”
（这首诗充满了巧妙的构思，让读者感到愉悦。）
“Shakespeare's sonnets are known for their elaborate conceits.”
（莎士比亚的十四行诗以其精巧的比喻而闻名。）
同义词:arrogance, vanity, self-importance, pride, ego
常见短语
full of conceits — 形容一个人非常自负或自满，通常带有贬义。
“He was full of conceits and rarely listened to others.”
（他非常自负，很少听取别人的意见。）