Definition
To assume a superior and self-righteous attitude, often criticizing or reprimanding others as if one is morally or intellectually superior.
自以為是地批評他人
I felt he was getting on his high horse when he started lecturing me about how I do my job.
當他開始就我的工作方式說教時，我覺得他擺出了一副高人一等的姿態。
She's always getting on her high horse, criticizing other people for minor mistakes, as if she never makes any.
她總是擺出一副高人一等的姿態，批評別人的小錯誤，好像她自己從來不會犯錯一樣。
Don't get on your high horse with me, we both know you've made the same mistakes.
別對我擺出一副高人一等的姿態，我們都知道你犯過同樣的錯誤。