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'Proud of' is an acceptable colloquial substitute here for 'pleased with'.
by nxtrafalgar 10y ago
'Proud of' is an acceptable colloquial substitute here for 'pleased with'.
- topbanana 10y agoReally? This must have passed me by
- MaulingMonkey 10y agoMore commonly one is "proud of" one's children or "proud of" one's country - in the latter case especially, your direct hand in whatever "they" did may is probably a statistical rounding error away from zero. Not very different to be "proud of" one's compatriots in the world of technology.