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得意 (déyì) is used to express a feeling of pride or satisfaction in one's own accomplishments. It is often used to describe someone who is boastful or smug about their achievements. For example, one might say 她得意地笑着 (tā déyì de xiàozhe) to describe someone who is smiling proudly about their success.
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An example of a situation in which 得意 (déyì) would be used is when someone has achieved something they are proud of. For example, if someone has just won a competition, they might say 得意 (déyì) to express their pride in their accomplishment.
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自豪 (zìháo): feeling proud of oneself; feeling proud of one's achievements.
自傲 (zì'ào): feeling proud and arrogant.
自大 (zìdà): feeling overly proud and arrogant.
自满 (zìmǎn): feeling satisfied and complacent.
自鸣得意 (zìmíng déyì): feeling proud and boastful.
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