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汉语拼音：xū róng

1.表面上的光彩：～心。不慕～。

2.爱慕虚荣：他特别～。

1. 表面上的荣耀；虚假的荣名。

   唐 柳宗元 《游石角过小岭至长乌村》诗：“为农信可乐，居宠真虚荣。” 宋 梅尧臣 《依韵和春日见示》：“虚荣浪贵知多少，安得知君展肺肠。” 章炳麟 《复仇是非论》：“今之言文明者，非以道义为準，而以虚荣为準。” 魏巍 《东方》第六部第十二章：“你是一生下来就喜欢打仗吗？不是！你一不是为了多挂几个奖章、勋章；二不是为了升官晋级，更不是为了别的虚荣。”

• He is still vain enough to dye his hair red.

  他还是很虚荣，把头发染成了红褐色。

• I am not a vain creature.

  我不是个爱慕虚荣的人。

• He was a born peacock.

  他天生爱慕虚荣。

• He was self-important, vain and ignorant.

  他傲慢自负，虚荣无知。

• He could not bring himself to like the boastful, vain Arabella.

  他无法让自己喜欢爱夸耀的 、 虚荣的阿拉贝拉.

• The phony glamour of night clubs soon became stale and boring.

  夜总会那种虚荣的繁华不久便失去了新意而使人生厌.

• Her modesty is all put on; at heart she is very vain.

  她的谦逊全是假装的, 内心里她是很虚荣的.

• Vanity and virtue do not go together.

  虚荣与美德不是共生物.

• She is a vainglorious woman.

  她是个爱虚荣的女性.

• He was so vain and reckless that he would break a friendship, rather than not break a jest.

  他是如此虚荣狂妄,宁可和人翻脸, 有笑话却不能不说.

• " Cad,'said he, catching her, " I believe you're getting vain. "

  “ 嘉德, "他一把拉住她说, " 我相信你变虚荣了. ”

• He was vain and bombastic.

  他自负虚荣，大话连篇。

• The actions of very vain , heartless, pleasure - seeking people are very often improper.

  凡是爱虚荣、贪享受 、 没心肝的人,作出来的事多半下流.

• But she was, in reality, self - willed, vain and obstinate.

  但在骨子里, 她却是刚愎 、 执拗而且爱虚荣的.

• Extravagance and vanity had made him coldhearted and selfish.

  放荡和虚荣使他变得残忍自私.