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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bragging[Swahili Word] lonyo[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bragging[Swahili Word] madaha[Swahili Plural] madaha[Part of Speech] noun[English Example] show off[Swahili Example] fanya/piga madaha------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bragging[Swahili Word] majisifu[Part of Speech] noun[Derived Word] sifu------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bragging[Swahili Word] majivuno[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 6------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] bragging[Swahili Word] ndaro[Part of Speech] noun[English Example] make bragging statements.[Swahili Example] sema manenao ya ndaro------------------------------------------------------------ -
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n показное проявление; хвастовство; выставление напоказСинонимический ряд:1. bragging (noun) boasting; bragging; swaggering; vainglory2. display (noun) bravado; display; exhibitionism; flourish; pageantry; parading; pomp; pompousness3. pretension (noun) pomposity; pretension; pretentiousnessАнтонимический ряд:humility; modesty; reserve; timidity -
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bræɡpast tense, past participle - bragged; verb(to boast.) jactarse de, fanfarronearbrag vb jactarse / fanfarronear / presumirtr[bræg]1 jactancia, fanfarria1 jactarse ( about, de)brag n: alarde m, jactancia f, fanfarronada fn.• bravata s.f.• cacareo s.m.• jactancia s.f.v.• alardear v.• baladronear v.• blasonar v.• cacarear v.• fanfarronear v.• farolear v.• guapear v.• jactarse v.bræg
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- gg- intransitive verb fanfarronear (fam)to brag about o of something/-ing — alardear or jactarse de algo/+ inf
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vt fanfarronear (fam)[bræɡ]to brag that — hacer* alarde or jactarse de que
1.VI jactarse, fanfarronear (about, of de) ( that de que)2.N (=boast) fanfarronada f, bravata f* * *[bræg]
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vt fanfarronear (fam)to brag that — hacer* alarde or jactarse de que
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se vanter;∎ to brag about sth se vanter de qch;∎ he's always bragging about his salary il faut toujours qu'il se vante de son salaire;∎ it's nothing to brag about il n'y a pas là de quoi se vanter2 noun(a) (boasting) vantardise f, fanfaronnades fpl -
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1. n ветерbefore the wind — по ветру; с попутным ветром
by the wind — по ветру, на бейдевинд
a breath of wind — лёгкий порыв ветра; дуновение ветерка
2. n ток воздуха, воздушная струя3. n запахthe deer got wind of the hunter — олени почуяли охотника; б) узнать, пронюхать
4. n слух, намёкthere is something in the wind — в воздухе что-то носится, что-то готовится ; ходят какие-то слухи
5. n дыхание6. n тенденция, курс, веяние7. n пустые слова, болтовняtheir promises are but wind — их обещания — пустые слова
8. n похвальба9. n мед. ветры, газы; метеоризм10. n арх. воздух11. n муз. духовые инструменты12. n разг. второе дыхание13. n тех. дутьё14. n вет. запал15. n вет. тимпанитfrom the four winds — со всех сторон, со всего света
to talk to the wind — бросать слова на ветер, проповедовать в пустыне
gone with the wind — исчезнувший бесследно; ушедший в прошлое
to hang in the wind — колебаться, быть в нерешительности; быть в неопределённом положении
to find out how the wind blows — выяснить, куда ветер дует, каково общее мнение
16. v чуять; почуять; идти по следу17. v принюхиваться18. v вызвать одышку или задержку дыхания19. v дать перевести дыханиеwe stopped to wind our horses — мы остановились, чтобы дать передохнуть лошадям
20. v сушить на воздухе; проветривать21. v диал. веять зерно22. v трубить; играть на духовом инструменте23. n виток24. n поворот, изгиб; извилина25. n оборот; виток26. n лебёдка; ворот27. n наматывание, навивка; намотка, перемотка28. v виться, извиваться29. v наматывать, обматывать; мотать30. v наматываться, обматываться31. v обвивать, обниматьshe wound her arms round the child, she wound the child in her arms — она крепко обняла ребёнка
32. v обвиваться33. v петлять34. v заводить35. v подтягивать36. v вертеть, крутить37. v гнуться; коробиться38. v поворачивать судноСинонимический ряд:1. bluster (noun) bluster; boasting; bragging2. breeze (noun) air; blast; blow; breath; breeze; draught; gale; gust; mistrial; sirocco; zephyr3. hint (noun) clue; cue; gossip; hint; indication; inkling; intimation; notion; report; suggestion; telltale; whisper4. nothing (noun) naught; nil; nothing; nought5. scent (noun) scent; smell6. vanity (noun) conceitedness; emptiness; flatulence; vanity7. bend (verb) bend; convolute; curve; meander; swerve; turn8. blow (verb) blow; fan; ruffle; winnow9. deform (verb) contort; deform; distort; misshape; torture; warp10. snake (verb) coil; corkscrew; curl; encircle; entwine; snake; spiral; twine; twist; weave; wreathe11. worm (verb) edge in; foist; infiltrate; insinuate; worm -
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1. n тщеславие; самомнение; чванство2. v арх. льстить,3. v арх. воображать, представлять себеСинонимический ряд:1. amour propre (noun) amour propre; amour-propre; arrogance; bragging; complacence; complacency; conceitedness; consequence; ego; egoism; egotism; immodesty; narcissism; outrecuidance; pride; self admiration; self-admiration; self-adulation; self-complacency; self-conceit; self-consequence; self-esteem; self-exaltation; self-glory; self-importance; self-love; self-opinion; self-pride; swelled head; swellheadedness; vainglory; vainness; vanity2. caprice (noun) bee; boutade; caprice; crank; crotchet; freak; humor; humour; impulse; maggot; megrim; vagary; whigmaleerie; whimsy3. idea (noun) apprehension; belief; concept; conception; fancy; idea; image; imagination; impression; intellection; notion; perception; thought; whimАнтонимический ряд:humility; meekness; modesty -
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1. n книжн. хвастун2. n книжн. бахвальствоСинонимический ряд:1. boasting (noun) boast; boasting; brag; bragging; bravado; flaunting; pretension; self-satisfaction; swaggering2. braggart (noun) blower; blowhard; boaster; braggart; bragger; puckfist; rodomont; rodomontade; vaunter -
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n бравада, показная храбростьСинонимический ряд:1. boasting (noun) boast; boasting; brag; braggadocio; bragging; bravura; flaunting; pretension; swagger; swaggering2. pretense (noun) blowing; bluster; bombast; grandiosity; pomposity; pretense; vauntingАнтонимический ряд: -
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1. n хвастовство, похвальба2. n предмет гордостиthe baby is her boast — ребёнок — предмет её гордости
3. v хвастать, хвастаться, похваляться4. v гордиться5. v грубо обтёсывать6. n удар за боковую линию7. v послать мяч за боковую линиюСинонимический ряд:1. boasting (noun) boasting; brag; braggadocio; bragging; bravado; flaunting; pretension; rodomontade; self-satisfaction; swaggering2. bluff (verb) bluff; bluster3. brag (verb) blow; brag; cock-a-doodle-doo; crow; exaggerate; exult; gloat; glory; mouth; prate; puff; revel; rodomontade; triumph; vaunt4. have (verb) command; enjoy; have; hold; possess5. show off (verb) flaunt; flourish; gasconade; relish; show off; strut; swagger; swash-buckle; swellАнтонимический ряд:depreciate; disparage -
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1. a развевающийся, реющий2. a щегольской; вызывающийСинонимический ряд:1. boasting (noun) boast; boasting; brag; braggadocio; bragging; bravado; pretension; self-satisfaction; swaggering2. showing (verb) brandishing; displaying; disporting; exhibiting; exposing; flashing; parading; show off; showing; showing off; sporting; trotting out -
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1. a разг. щегольской, нарядный, шикарный2. v расхаживать с важным видом; важничатьhe swaggered in as if he owned the place — он вошёл с таким видом, будто весь дом принадлежал ему
3. v хвастатьСинонимический ряд:1. arrogance (noun) affectation; arrogance; boasting; braggadocio; bragging2. boast (verb) blow; bluster; boast; brag; gloat3. lord (verb) cock; lord; peacock; pontificate; swank; swell4. strut (verb) flounce; parade; prance; sashay; saunter; stride; strut; sway
См. также в других словарях:
bragging rights — noun plural : entitlement to boast about one s status, superiority, or achievement * * * noun [plural] US : a good reason to talk with pride about something you have done She earned bragging rights for completing the project on time … Useful english dictionary
bragging rights — noun The prerogative to praise oneself for an accomplishment or for possession of a superior characteristic. Worth as much as $900 million, he estimates, the author clearly thinks he has earned bragging rights, and he intends to exercise them … Wiktionary
bragging — noun Bragging is used before these nouns: ↑right … Collocations dictionary
bragging rights — noun Date: 1977 entitlement to boast about one s status, superiority, or achievement … New Collegiate Dictionary
bragging rights — UK [ˈbræɡɪŋ ˌraɪts] / US noun [plural] informal a feeling of being happy and proud that supporters of a sports team have when their team has won a victory over another team in the same city City claimed the derby day bragging rights with their… … English dictionary
bragging rights — /ˈbrægɪŋ raɪts/ (say braging ruyts) plural noun Colloquial (humorous) the presumed or claimed right to boast about one s achievements to another or others, especially to boast of a victory in a field of competition …
bragging — I noun an instance of boastful talk his brag is worse than his fight whenever he won we were exposed to his gasconade • Syn: ↑brag, ↑crow, ↑crowing, ↑vaporing, ↑line shooting, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
brag — /bræg / (say brag) verb (i) (bragged, bragging) 1. to use boastful language; boast: *Those who had more need to brag, or more money to brag with, ordered their clothing from London. –hugh atkinson, 1986. –noun 2. a boast or vaunt. 3. a boaster.… …
vaporing — noun an instance of boastful talk his brag is worse than his fight whenever he won we were exposed to his gasconade • Syn: ↑brag, ↑bragging, ↑crow, ↑crowing, ↑line shooting, ↑gasconade … Useful english dictionary
cracker — noun Date: 15th century 1. chiefly dialect a bragging liar ; boaster 2. something that makes a cracking or snapping noise: as a. firecracker b. the snapping end of a whiplash ; snapper … New Collegiate Dictionary
self-promotion — noun Bragging or otherwise attempting to make oneself appear greater … Wiktionary
