得意扬扬 déyì yángyáng triumphantly

Explanation

形容非常得意,自鸣得意。

Describes someone who is very self-satisfied and proud of themselves.

Origin Story

春秋时期,齐国有个名叫晏婴的丞相,他辅佐了齐灵公、庄公、景公三代君主,深受君主的器重。虽然位高权重,但他从不骄傲自满,始终保持谦虚谨慎的态度。 晏婴有一次出使楚国,楚王想羞辱晏婴,故意刁难他。楚王派人迎接晏婴,但是却故意安排一辆破旧的马车,以此来轻视齐国。晏婴不动声色,平静地坐上马车,到了楚国后,他并没有因为受到不公正的待遇而感到愤怒,而是依然保持着冷静和沉稳。 在与楚王会谈时,晏婴巧妙地化解了楚王的刁难,并以其渊博的知识和精湛的辩论技巧,最终使楚王折服。晏婴回国后,并未因为这次成功的出使而得意扬扬,而是继续兢兢业业地为齐国效力。他深知,个人的成就和国家的兴衰成败息息相关,只有不断努力,才能为国家做出更大的贡献。 晏婴的故事流传至今,成为了后世学习的榜样。他不仅以其卓越的才能和政治智慧闻名于世,更以其谦虚谨慎、不骄不躁的品德赢得了人们的尊敬。

chūnqiū shíqī, qí guó yǒu gè míng jiào yàn yīng de chéngxiàng, tā fǔzuǒ le qí líng gōng, zhuāng gōng, jǐng gōng sān dài jūnzhǔ, shēn shòu jūnzhǔ de qìzhòng

During the Spring and Autumn period, there was a prime minister in the State of Qi named Yan Ying, who served three monarchs of Qi and was highly valued by the monarchs. Although he held a powerful position, he was never arrogant or complacent, always maintaining a humble and cautious attitude.

Usage

用于形容人非常得意,自鸣得意,常带有炫耀的意味。

yòng yú xíngróng rén fēicháng déyì, zìmíng déyì, cháng dàiyǒu xuànyào de yìwèi

Used to describe someone who is very self-satisfied and proud of themselves, often with the implication of showing off.

Examples

  • 他考试考了第一名,得意扬扬地回家了。

    tā kǎoshì kǎole dì yī míng, déyì yángyáng de huí jiā le

    He got the first place in the exam and went home triumphantly.

  • 取得成功后,他得意扬扬地向大家炫耀自己的成就。

    qǔdé chénggōng hòu, tā déyì yángyáng de xiàng dàjiā xuānyào zìjǐ de chéngjiù

    After his success, he boasted triumphantly to everyone about his achievements