单词 |
a big head |
释义 |
a big head a big head1. An exaggerated sense of one's importance or status. Often used with the verbs "get" or "have." Jeff has such a big head now that he's captain and thinks he's in charge of everything. Susan got a big head for a while after her promotion, but she's been more modest recently.2. A conceited person who exaggerates their own importance or skillfulness. Bill is such a big-head and thinks he's smarter than everyone else just because he has his PhD.See also: big, head |
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