英和和英

to look to one's own interests―take care of No. 1

to distinguish between right and wrong―know right from wrong

speaking of yourself in superlatives

to mock oneself

further one's own interests

the action of doing something by oneself

to promise something to oneself

to distinguish between public and private affairs―distinguish public from personal affairs

to console oneself

to praise oneself

to scold oneself

the act of using sophistry

to consult one's own convenience

pull towards oneself

the act of boasting

to introspect one's own mind

to deny oneself

the condition of depending on oneself

extravagant self-praise

to refer to oneself by a particular name

to advertise one's business

without the aid or support of another person

the condition of knowing oneself

make oneself visible

to interpret in one's own way

a maxim by and of oneself

be a spokesperson for

to recommend oneself for something

Be strict with yourself.

to restrain oneself