braggart
英 [ˈbræɡət]
美 [ˈbræɡərt]
n. 吹牛大王; 自吹自擂者
BNC.44171 / COCA.34193
牛津词典
noun
- 吹牛大王；自吹自擂者
a person who brags
英英释义
noun
- a very boastful and talkative person
双语例句
- Nobody likes a braggart. They dominate conversations and only talk about themselves.
没人喜欢大话王。他们喜欢侃侃而谈，而且只爱自说自话。 - Modest by nature, she was no braggart, preferring to let her accomplishments speak for themselves.
她天性谦虚，从不自吹，喜欢以自己的成就来表明一切。 - In both of these cases, complaining is bragging and nobody likes a braggart.
在这两种情形下，抱怨都是夸夸其谈的做法，没有人喜欢一个满口大话的人。 - Sir, I don't seek a quarrel, not being a braggart.
先生，我并不想寻衅挑斗，也不是爱吹牛的人。 - But, if you speak too loudly, you may be perceived as overbearing, bossy, a bully, a braggart.
但是，如果你说话的声音太大，人们就会觉得你傲慢专横，目空一切。 - In 2002, the braggart snake-oil salesman, Jean-Marie Le Pen, touched a chord in a worried nation ( but suffered an overwhelming defeat in the second round of the election).
2002年，夸夸其谈的狗皮膏药推销员让-玛丽勒庞曾触动了这个忧心忡忡的国家的心弦（但在第二轮选举中遭遇惨败）。 - Humiliate sb who has been impertinent or boastful a braggart soldier ( a stock figure in comedy).
对无礼的或自夸的人加以羞辱喜欢自夸的士兵（在喜剧中的普通角色）。 - You can overdo it and make yourself sound like a braggart.
这样做就太过了，你会显得在自吹自擂。 - While on the ship he had never discussed degrees with her, but when she saw this item, she would conclude that he was a deceitful braggart.
在船上从没跟苏小姐谈起学的事，她看到这新闻会断定自己吹牛骗人。 - A braggart soldier ( a stock figure in comedy).
喜欢自夸的士兵（在喜剧中的普通角色）。