Smug means to describe the proud posture when one is proud.
For the meaning, see "smug", elated: a proud look. Describes the appearance of being satisfied, happy and excited. Also known as "smug", "smug", "smug".
The source comes from "Historical Records: Biography of Guan Yan": "You are so high-spirited and very proud."
Example Chapter 42 of "The Story of Awakening Marriage" written by Western Zhou Sheng in the Qing Dynasty: "When I was about to leave, I didn't even turn my eyes. I was so proud that I got on the sedan chair and drove away with loud drums and music. I'm afraid I feel a little sorry in my heart."
Usage: It can be used as a predicate in a sentence. Attributive, with a complimentary meaning.
Sentence
1. For some lucky hoarders, this is a God-given opportunity to be proud and feast on food.
2. Xiao Ming’s calligraphy has reached its peak, and he becomes proud in front of others.
3. After receiving the award, he returned to his seat proudly.
4. Grandpa carried the captured wolf to the town, and Peter stood proudly on top of the cage containing the wolf.
5. The major sat down with a proud smile.