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1 hencegõ alak
braggadocio -
2 utlákuena
braggadocio -
3 фанфаронада
braggadocio, fanfaronade, bluster* * *фанфарона̀да,ж., само ед. braggadocio, fanfaronade, bluster.* * *braggadocio, fanfaronade, bluster -
4 háryjánoskodás
braggadocio, bluster -
5 дерзость
1) General subject: audacity, barefacedness, cheek, chutzpa, contumely, crust, disrespectfulness, flippancy, forwardness, hardihood, hardiness, hutzpa, impertinence, impudence, inpudence, insolence, insolency, lip, moxie, nash gab, nash gob, nash-gab, outrecuidance, presumptuousness, offensiveness, pertness, daring, temerity3) Dialect: nash-gob5) Mathematics: boldness6) Law: recklessness8) Jargon: starch, braggadocio (But it was largely braggadocio, and Ella knew it. Но это было в значительной степени дерзостью и Элла знала это.), chutzbah, brass, chin, hutza -
6 palavra
adj. claptrap--------interj. applesauce--------n. lie, hot air, boasting, applesauce, bragging, baloney, boloney, bounce, braggadocio, bunk, bunkum, claptrap, cock-and-bull story, eyewash, fish story, flubdub, flummery, gaff, jazz, palaver, talkee talkee, tall story, shits [sl.]* * *1. blah 2. braggadocio 3. main deck -
7 самохвалка
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8 самохвалко
* * *самохва̀лко,* * *boaster ; braggart ; popinjay {`popindjei}; swaggerer -
9 бахвальство
1) General subject: boast, boasting, brag, braggadocio, buck, buckjump, fanfaronade, gasconade, hot air, jactation, jactitation, ostent, rodomontade, splurge, swagger, vaunt, bluster3) Law: bragging4) Makarov: baked wind, flash -
10 вызывающее поведение
1) General subject: adventurism, aggression, aggressiveness, coat trailing, coat-trailing, defial, defiance, impertinent behaviour, obnoxiousness, provocative behaviour, provoking behaviour, swash2) American: woofing3) Jargon: braggadocio, camp4) Makarov: aggressive behaviour, aggressivity, flash behaviourУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вызывающее поведение
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11 самонадеянность
1) General subject: arrogance, arrogation, assumption, assurance, conceit, confidence, outrecuidance, overconfidence, presumption, self assertion, self assurance, self confidence, self sufficiency, self trust, self-assertion, self-assurance, self-confidence, self-sufficiency, presumptuousness2) Colloquial: complacency3) Law: self-reliance4) Jargon: gall, braggadocio5) Aviation medicine: self-assertiveness6) Makarov: self-trust -
12 фанфаронада
General subject: fanfaronade, bluster, braggadocio, swaggering -
13 хвастун
1) General subject: Gascon, Rodomonte, Tartarin, bighead, blower, blusterer, boaster, bouncer, brag, braggadocio, braggart, bucko, buckstick, bully, ear banger, ear-banger, fanfaron, gabber, hector, hot-shot, humbug, showoff, swashbuckler, swasher, thraso, whiffler, namedropper, blow-hard2) Colloquial: blow-off, gasser, ruffler, bag of wind, bragger3) American: blowhard4) Ironical: hot shot, hot-shot Charlie, hotshot5) Obsolete: cracker6) Australian slang: skite7) Jargon: big mouth, show-off, tinhorn, wind-jammer, wind-sucker, loose cannon, ho dad, ho-dad, ho-daddy, hodad, key-swinger8) Makarov: a bag of wind9) Taboo: bullshit-artist, bullshitter, crap-shooter, crapper, piss-fire, shit on a stick -
14 רברבנות
boastfulness, vainglory, brag, jactation, windiness, bluster, braggadocio -
15 matasiete
m.bully, braggadocio.* * *SM braggart, bully -
16 गेहम् _gēham
गेहम् [गो गणेशो गन्धर्वो वा ईहः ईप्सितो यत्र Tv.] A house, habitation; सा नारी विधवा जाता गेहे रोदिति तत्पतिः Subhāṣ. N. B. The loc. of this word is used with several words to form aluk Tat. compounds; e. g. गेहेक्ष्वेडिन् a. 'bel- lowing at home only', i. e. a coward, poltroon. गेहेदाहिन् a. 'sharp at home only' i.e. a coward. गेहेनर्दिन् a. 'shouting defiance at home only'; i. e. a coward, dunghill-cock; यद् गेहेनर्दिनमसौ शरैर्भीरुमभाययत् Bk.5.41. गेहमेहिन् a. 'making water at home; i.e. indolent. गेहेव्याडः a braggadocio, braggart, boaster. गेहेशूरः 'a house- hero', a carpet-knight, boasting coward. -
17 фанфаронада
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18 фанфаронада
жfanfaronade, braggadocio -
19 큰 허풍
n. braggadocio -
20 큰 허풍선이
n. braggadocio
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