گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'selfish'

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1 general:: adj. greedy: She was a selfish person.

2 general::   adj. VERBS be, feel, seem, sound | become ADV. extremely, incredibly, very | entirely, purely, totally, utterly | pretty, quite, rather a pretty selfish attitude | basically People are basically selfish.

3 general:: selfish thinking only about what you need or want, and not thinking about how other people feel or what other people want – used especially when criticizing a person or their behaviour: • Amy, don’t be selfish. Let the others have a turn. • 'I’m not doing this for selfish reasons,' he said. • It was a very selfish thing to do. egocentric ( also self-centred British English , self-centered American English ) believing that what you do and think is the most important thing, and not paying attention to what anyone else thinks or does – used when describing someone’s personality: • Teenagers can be highly egocentric, and sometimes find it difficult to see another person’s point of view. • Children start off as self-centred little beings and they do not naturally think of the other person. egotistical believing that you are better or more important than other people: • Like many famous writers I’ve met, he was arrogant and egotistical. • He’s just another young player who has gone out of control in the increasingly egotistical world of professional sports. self-serving only thinking of getting advantages for yourself: • People’s fears are exaggerated by self-serving politicians. • They described the report as ‘self-serving and contradictory’. think of nobody but yourself ( also only think about yourself ) to only think of what you want to do, and not consider what other people want – often used when criticizing someone who does this: • The trouble with Alan is that he thinks of nobody but himself. • Before I had children, I only thought about myself and what I wanted. it’s always me me me! informal used when criticizing someone for being selfish: • It’s always me, me, me with you and I have had enough. I don’t need this – you’re welcome to yourself, my dear. sight especially written to suddenly see something or someone from a long distance, especially when you have been looking for a long time: • The missing boys were sighted by a rescue helicopter. • The crew finally sighted land. Unable to see blind unable to see anything: • She has been blind from birth. partially-sighted not able to see things very well, although not completely blind: • Good lighting can be very important for partially sighted people. visually handicapped/impaired completely blind or not able to see very much – used especially in official reports, forms etc: • a special school for visually impaired children