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poseur; frimeur; m'as-tu-vuEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > show-off
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{'ʃouɔf}
1. парадиране, фукане
2. фуклъо* * *{'shouъf} n 1. парадиране, фукане; 2. фукльо.* * *1. парадиране, фукане 2. фуклъо -
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vt/i isticati, izložiti, razmetati se, gizdati se* * *
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• dizati prašinu u oči; isticati se; izložiti-robu; praviti se važan; prikazati najlepše -
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а) показывать в выгодном свете;б) пускать пыль в глаза; рисоваться* * *(n) ломака; позер; позерство; рисовка; стремление произвести впечатление* * *красоваться, рисоваться, показывать в выгодном свете, пускать пыль в глаза, выпендриваться, выставляться, рисовка, позерство, стремление произвести эффект* * *1) показывать/представлять в выгодном свете 2) пускать пыль в глаза 3) похваляться -
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[ʹʃəʋɒf] n1. рисовка, позёрство, стремление произвести впечатление2. разг. позёр; ломака -
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show off — (something) to cause something to be seen and admired. The ballet music gives the Kirov s male dancers a chance to show off their astonishing leaps. She was wearing a deep purple dress that showed off her slim figure. Oscar was so proud of the… … New idioms dictionary
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