triumphalist

英 [traɪˈʌmfəlɪst]

美 [traɪˈʌmfəlɪst]

adj. (政客或组织的行为)炫耀胜利(或成功)的，洋洋得意的，耀武扬威的

BNC.36615 / COCA.34227

ADJ-GRADED (政客或组织的行为)炫耀胜利(或成功)的，洋洋得意的，耀武扬威的
Triumphalist behaviour is behaviour in which politicians or organizations celebrate a victory or a great success, especially when this is intended to upset the people they have defeated.
1. ...a triumphalist celebration of their supremacy.
  对他们霸主地位的耀武扬威的庆祝

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Washington's challenge now lies in finding ways to nurture and encourage these still fragile trends without smothering them in a triumphalist embrace.
华盛顿目前面临的挑战在于寻找各种途径以培育和鼓励这些依然还显得脆弱的趋势，而不是用胜利者的拥抱将其窒息。
She warned the Chinese media, which have issued triumphalist reports," please don't fabricate stories. "
何对进行冠军报导中国媒体说。：“请不要制造神话。”
But underneath the triumphalist statements and the quick profits lies a system that has cost retail investors dear in the past.
但在以胜利者自居的公司声明和“快速赢利”的背后，散户投资者以前曾为这种方式付出沉重代价。
The sequence of bad news from America and Europe has provoked its share of triumphalist commentary in Asia.
来自大洋彼岸欧美的坏消息让亚洲振奋不已。
She is no triumphalist and looks forward to working with her former rivals.
她并不以胜利者自居，而是期待和她以前的竞争对手一起工作。
An insistence on triumphalist talk is not only naff, it is stupid and dangerous.
坚持必胜言论不仅没有意义，还十分愚蠢和危险。