conceitKK [kəˈnsit] ｜ /kəˈnsit/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
excessive pride or vanity
Despite his average abilities, John's conceit led him to believe that he was the most talented person in the room.
自負；自大
C2noun
an imaginative idea or notion
Her conceit of building a floating house on the ocean was both innovative and daring.
奇特的想像；別出心裁的構思
C2noun
an artistic technique or effect
In the play, the use of a contrasting backdrop to represent the character's internal struggle is a clever conceit that adds depth to the production.
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a complex metaphor or simile
In his poem, the poet employed a conceit comparing love to a rose unfolding its petals, showcasing his mastery of figurative language.
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a clever and original expression
The poet's conceit in comparing love to a delicate flower captured the imaginations of his readers.