America being the parvenu, most people assume that any variations between the two countries result from American innovation, to the (sometimes mock) horror of Britons.

美国，大多数人认为两国之间的任何差异都源于美国的创新，这让英国人感到恐惧(有嘲笑)。

Well, my dears, what would you expect from the grubby little parvenu with his downmarket accent and his upmarket house?

好吧，亲爱的人们，对于这个带着低俗口音却拥有高档住宅的粗鄙的，我们能祈求从他那里得到些什么呢？

Lambert, on the other hand, was a relative parvenu.

一方面，兰伯特则个相对的新贵。

In 1870 the American steel maker was the parvenu of the trade.

1870 年， 这家美国钢铁制造商该行业的。

Julien was still a parvenu in this respect.

于连在这方面仍然个。

That was their parvenu blood: to think because a girl's father worked for their grandfather she had no right to be rather striking in style, especially when the striking WAS her style.

那他们的血统：想想看， 因为一个女孩的父亲为他们的祖父工作， 她就没有权利在风格上相当引人注目， 尤其当引人注目的她的风格。

And it become very clear to Arendt and a lot of other people by the early 20th century that the assimilation parvenu option was not working.

到了20世纪初，阿伦特和许多其他人已经非常清楚，同化主义的捷径行不通了。

A parvenu is a person of obscure origin who has gained wealth or a high position; an upstart, in other words.

出身卑微的人， 获得了财富或高位； 换句话说，一个。

Consequently a morbid parvenu vanity, which was ready to take umbrage at everything, combatted the awakening of her interest in him.

因此，一种病态的的虚荣心， 随准备对任何事情火， 阻止了她对他的兴趣的觉醒。

Napoleon came from an obscure family, while Bismarck came from a family that had a long history back of it; therefore Napoleon is called the parvenu, while Bismarck is entitled the noble.

拿破仑出身于名门望族，俾斯麦出身于源远流长的世家。因此拿破仑被称为，而俾斯麦被称为贵族。