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1 бундючитися
to pride oneself (in, upon), to be proud (of); to swagger, to behave overbearingly, to be haughty; to ruffle, to bluster, to puff up, to strain intensely, to mount ( to ride) the high horse, to boast, to brag -
2 вихвалятися
to boast (of), to brag (of), to vaunt, to bounce, to swagger; to blow one's own trumpet, to be one's own trumpeter -
3 губа
I жнижня губа — lower ( under) liр
облизувати губи — to lick ( to smack) one's lips
закопилити губу — to pride oneself; to swagger; to boast
II ж геогр.заяча губа мед. — harelip
bay, gulf, inlet, firth -
4 зачванитися
( to begin) to boast; sl. to swagger -
5 куражитися
to swagger, to bully, to bluster -
6 пиха
жgiving oneself ( putting on) airs; loftiness, pride of place, boast; pretentiousness, frill, pompousness, pomposity; arrogance, swagger, presumption, insolence, superciliousness, conceit, haughtinessнапускати на себе пиху — to assume ( to put on) airs
збити пиху — to cut the comb (of), to make one sing small, to take one down ( a peg), to let the sawdust out of a person
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7 похвалитися
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8 форс
чswagger, swank; show; ostentation -
9 форсити
to swagger, to swank, to show off -
10 хвалитися
to boast (of), to brag, to swagger, to vaunt -
11 хвастати
= хвастатисяto boast, to brag, to vaunt, to bounce, to talk big, to swagger; to blow one's own trumpet; to be one's own trumpeter -
12 хвастощі
мн.bragging, braggery, bluster, boasting, bounce, big talk, swagger(ing), vainglory -
13 хизуватися
to swagger; to flaunt, to show off, to parade; (чванитися, вихвалятися) to boast (of), to plume oneself (on); to talk tall -
14 чванитися
to swagger; to boast; to ruffle it out; to pique oneself (on) -
15 чванливість
жswagger, boast, conceit, loftiness, boastfulnes, arrogance -
16 шикарний
1) chic, stylish, smart; elegant; sl nobby2) ( чудовий) splendid, swagger, swell
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