adj.自命清高的，一本正经的

The priggish professor refused to accept any student's late assignments without a valid excuse.
这位刻板的教授拒绝接受任何没有合理理由的学生迟交的作业。
The priggish teenager believed that dressing provocatively was beneath his dignity.
这位自命清高的青少年认为穿得过于暴露是不体面的。
His priggish nature often caused friction with his more relaxed colleagues.
他那拘谨的性格常常与较为随和的同事产生冲突。
The priggish aunt disapproved of her niece's choice of music and considered it too vulgar.
这位严谨的姑妈对侄女选择的音乐持反对态度，认为它太粗俗。
The priggish parents insisted on their children attending only the best schools, regardless of cost.
这对苛求的父母坚持让孩子们只上最好的学校，不管费用多高。
The priggish librarian frowned upon borrowing overdue books, even if the borrower promised to return them promptly.
那位严谨的图书管理员对逾期未还的书籍持有不满，即使借书人保证会立即归还。
The priggish author criticized the book for its lack of literary merit, failing to see its emotional appeal.
这位挑剔的作者因这本书缺乏文学价值而批评，却忽略了其情感吸引力。
The priggish judge handed down a strict sentence, adhering to the letter of the law without considering extenuating circumstances.
这位刻板的法官严格按照法律条文判决，对酌情处理的情况视而不见。
Her priggish attitude towards others led to her being孤立在朋友圈之外.
她对人的刻板态度使她在朋友圈中显得格格不入。
The priggish CEO believed in maintaining a strict dress code, enforcing it with an iron fist.
这位刻板的CEO坚持严格的着装规定，并以铁腕执行。