does he think he is? He comes here with this condescending, arrogant attitude, like he's too good to associate with us anymore. When I suggested he join us in a game of poker he just looked at me with (), as if such a common game were not worthy of his interest.
disdain n.鄙视，蔑视
句意：他以为他是谁？他高傲、自大地来到这里，好像他优秀得不该再和我们交往似的。当我提议一起玩牌时，他却很蔑视地看着我，仿佛这种普通游戏根本不值得他玩。
the character portrayed in these lines from “The General Prologue”:
A lovere and a lusty bacheler,
With lokkes crulle as they were laid in presse.
Of twenty yeer of age he was, I gesse.
Of his stature he was of evene lengthe,
And wonderly delivere, and of greet strengthe.
And he hadde been som time in chivachye
In Flandres, in Artois, and Picardye,
And born him wel as of so litel space,
In hope to stonden in his lady grace. (lines 80–88)
This noble youth of twenty (the son of the Knight, whose portrait immediately precedes his) has already established a re...
the character portrayed in these lines from “The General Prologue”:
A lovere and a lusty bacheler,
With lokkes crulle as they were laid in presse.
Of twenty yeer of age he was, I gesse.
Of his stature he was of evene lengthe,
And wonderly delivere, and of greet strengthe.
And he hadde been som time in chivachye
In Flandres, in Artois, and Picardye,
And born him wel as of so litel space,
In hope to stonden in his lady grace. (lines 80–88)
This noble youth of twenty (the son of the Knight, whose portrait immediately precedes his) has already established a re...
does he think he is? He comes here with this condescending, arrogant attitude, like he's too good to associate with us anymore. When I suggested he join us in a game of poker he just looked at me with (), as if such a common game were not worthy of his interest.
disdain n.鄙视，蔑视
句意：他以为他是谁？他高傲、自大地来到这里，好像他优秀得不该再和我们交往似的。当我提议一起玩牌时，他却很蔑视地看着我，仿佛这种普通游戏根本不值得他玩。
the character portrayed in these lines from “The General Prologue”:
A lovere and a lusty bacheler,
With lokkes crulle as they were laid in presse.
Of twenty yeer of age he was, I gesse.
Of his stature he was of evene lengthe,
And wonderly delivere, and of greet strengthe.
And he hadde been som time in chivachye
In Flandres, in Artois, and Picardye,
And born him wel as of so litel space,
In hope to stonden in his lady grace. (lines 80–88)
This noble youth of twenty (the son of the Knight, whose portrait immediately precedes his) has already established a re...
the character portrayed in these lines from “The General Prologue”:
A lovere and a lusty bacheler,
With lokkes crulle as they were laid in presse.
Of twenty yeer of age he was, I gesse.
Of his stature he was of evene lengthe,
And wonderly delivere, and of greet strengthe.
And he hadde been som time in chivachye
In Flandres, in Artois, and Picardye,
And born him wel as of so litel space,
In hope to stonden in his lady grace. (lines 80–88)
This noble youth of twenty (the son of the Knight, whose portrait immediately precedes his) has already established a re...
does he think he is? He comes here with this condescending, arrogant attitude, like he's too good to associate with us anymore. When I suggested he join us in a game of poker he just looked at me with (), as if such a common game were not worthy of his interest.
disdain n.鄙视，蔑视
句意：他以为他是谁？他高傲、自大地来到这里，好像他优秀得不该再和我们交往似的。当我提议一起玩牌时，他却很蔑视地看着我，仿佛这种普通游戏根本不值得他玩。
does he think he is? He comes here with this condescending, arrogant attitude, like he's too good to associate with us anymore. When I suggested he join us in a game of poker he just looked at me with (), as if such a common game were not worthy of his interest.
disdain n.鄙视，蔑视
句意：他以为他是谁？他高傲、自大地来到这里，好像他优秀得不该再和我们交往似的。当我提议一起玩牌时，他却很蔑视地看着我，仿佛这种普通游戏根本不值得他玩。