Sense: too grand in manner or speech
The headmaster is inclined to be a bit pompous.
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 Afrikaans: verwaand |
 Arabic: بأبَّهَه، بِعَظَمَه، بِمُ |
 Bulgarian: великолепно |
 Brazilian: pomposamente |
 Czech: okázale |
 German: pompös |
 Danish: opblæst; bombastiskt |
 Greek: με στόμφο |
 Spanish: pomposamente, con pompa |
 Estonian: ülespuhutult |
 Farsi: با فیس و افاده |
 Finnish: mahtipontisesti |
 French: pompeusement |
 Hebrew: בְּשַחֲצָנוּת |
 Hindi: भड़कीलेपन से, तड़क-भड़क स |
 Croatian: pompozan |
 Hungarian: nagyképűen |
 Indonesian: dengan sombong |
 Icelandic: með merkilegheitum |
 Italian: pomposamente |
 Japanese: 尊大に |
 Korean: 거만하게 |
 Lithuanian: pompastiškai |
 Latvian: pompozi |
 Malay: dgn bongkak |
 Dutch: pompeus |
 Norwegian: pompøst, svulstig |
 Polish: pompatycznie |
 Persian: مغرورانه |
 Pashto: په غرور سره |
 Portuguese: pomposamente |
 Romanian: cu afectare |
 Russian: помпезно |
 Slovak: okázalo |
 Slovenian: pompozno |
 Serbian: pompezno |
 Swedish: pompöst |
 Thai: อย่างโอ้อวด |
 Turkish: çalım satarak, ihtişamla |
 Taiwanese: 自負地，傲慢地 |
 Ukrainian: помпезно |
 Urdu: خود پسندي سے |
 Vietnamese: hoa lệ |
 Chinese: 自负地，傲慢地 |
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