To have one's nose in the air means.....

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ক

to be confident
খ

to be proud or conceited
গ

to be aggressive
ঘ

to be modest
ঙ

to be shy

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To have one's nose in the air (উদ্ধত বা অহংকারী আচরণ করা; Idiom) বাগধারাটির অর্থ নিজেকে অন্যদের চেয়ে শ্রেষ্ঠ মনে করে অবজ্ঞার সাথে চলা, যা সরাসরি to be proud or conceited (অহংকারী বা আত্মম্ভরী হওয়া)-কে নির্দেশ করে।

অন্যান্য অপশন: Confident (আত্মবিশ্বাসী; Adjective); Aggressive (আক্রমণাত্মক; Adjective); Modest (বিনয়ী/নম্র; Adjective); Shy (লাজুক; Adjective)।

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