音标：/ˈveɪnˌɡlɔːri/

意思：
"Vainglory" 指的是过分的虚荣、骄傲和自负，尤其是对自己成就或外貌的过度自豪，通常带有贬义。

翻译：
虚荣、虚荣心、傲慢、夸耀

用法：
"Vainglory" 多用来形容那些表现出过度自大和自恋的人，尤其是在自己成就或荣誉方面。

例句：

His actions were driven by nothing but vainglory and self-importance.
(他的行为只是出于虚荣和自以为是。)

She abandoned the job in pursuit of vainglory, only to regret it later.
(她为了虚荣而放弃了工作，后来后悔了。)

The general's vainglory led to his downfall, as he ignored the counsel of his advisors.
(那位将军的虚荣心导致了他的垮台，因为他忽视了顾问们的建议。)

Her vainglory became apparent when she constantly bragged about her accomplishments.
(她的虚荣心显现出来了，她总是吹嘘自己的成就。)

The politician's speeches were filled with vainglory, boasting of his own greatness.
(那位政治家的演讲充满了虚荣，吹嘘自己的伟大。)

Despite his vainglory, he struggled to make real progress in his career.
(尽管他很虚荣，但在职业生涯中却难以取得真正的进展。)

The artist's vainglory often overshadowed the true meaning of his work.
(那位艺术家的虚荣常常掩盖了他作品的真正含义。)

His vainglory led him to take on more responsibilities than he could handle.
(他的虚荣心让他承担了超出能力范围的责任。)

The king's vainglory was evident in his lavish palace and extravagant lifestyle.
(国王的虚荣心在他的奢华宫殿和奢侈生活方式中显而易见。)

She realized that her pursuit of vainglory only brought her loneliness.
(她意识到自己追求虚荣只给自己带来了孤独。)

短语搭配：

Vainglory of achievements (成就的虚荣)

Driven by vainglory (被虚荣驱使)

Filled with vainglory (充满虚荣)

Pursuit of vainglory (追求虚荣)

Vainglory in one's success (在成功中的虚荣)