1.Because I was a priggish young cub, I suppose.

为是自负的小崽子，想。机翻

2.A far less canny operator than his father, the priggish Charles I was widely seen to be trampling over ancient English liberties.

严肃正经的查理世远没有他的父亲那么精明，人们普遍认为查理世践踏了古代英国的自由。

3.I'm sorry it may sound priggish, but I have grown comfortable with this part of myself.

但已经习惯并接受了这样的， 就是的奇迹。

4.From pert telegrams to priggish lawyer's letters was a natural progress and the result of your lawyer's letters to your father was, of course, to urge him on still further.

从唐突的电报到趾高气扬的律师信，这是自然的演进过程。给你父亲的那些律师信，结果当然是刺激他变本加厉。

5.I went there uncertainly, for it was foreign ground, and there was a tiny, priggish warning voice in my ear which, in the tones of Collins, told me it was seemingly to hold back.

不确定地去了那里，为那是陌生的地方，的耳边有微小的、自负的警告声音，用柯林斯的语气告诉，它似乎在阻止。机翻

6.Loving him not at all she grew sorry for him and kissed him sentimentally one night because he was so charming, a relic of a vanishing generation which lived a priggish and graceful illusion and was being replaced by less gallant fools.

点也不爱他，她开始为他感到难过，天晚上深情地吻了他，为他是如此迷人，是正在消失的代人的遗物，他们生活在自负而优雅的幻想中，正在被不那么勇敢的傻瓜所取代。机翻