词汇 | hold one's head up |
释义 | Idiom hold one's head up Theme: PRIDE to have one's self-respect; to retain or display one's dignity.I've done nothing wrong. I can hold my head up in public.I'm so embarrassed and ashamed. I'll never be able to hold up my head again. hold (one's) head upTo display confidence and pride, especially with one's body language, as a way of showing that one is not ashamed of something. Such behavior often includes literally holding one's head up instead of letting it hang down. I know you're disappointed to have lost, but you should hold your head up—you ran an excellent race. hold one's head upFig. to be confident of the respect of other people; to hold up one's head with pride rather than bowing one's head. (A bowed head would indicate a lack of confidence.) I am so embarrassed. I will never be able to hold my head up again. Now I can hold up my head with pride. hold your ˈhead up (high)not feel ashamed, guilty or embarrassed about something: After this scandal, he will never be able to hold his head up high again. OPPOSITE: hang your head (in/for shame) |
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