swagger

• Adjetivo que describe a una persona o cosa que es elegante, segura de sí misma o imponente de una manera ostentosa o presumida.

An adjective used to describe a person or thing that is stylish, confident, or cool in a bold way.

1. Very chic or stylishB2informalbritish

   Used in British informal contexts to describe something that is extremely fashionable, elegant, or impressive.

   muy elegante o chic

   • That new restaurant is really swagger.
   • She wore a swagger outfit to the party.
   • His car is absolutely swagger.

   Sinónimoschicelegantfashionableposhsmartstylishswishtrendy

• Sustantivo que denota a un trabajador australiano errante que viaja llevando sus pertenencias en un hatillo, buscando trabajo; también puede referirse a una persona que deambula sin hogar fijo.

A noun referring to an itinerant Australian laborer who travels around carrying personal belongings in a bundle while searching for work.

1. Itinerant Australian laborerC1informalaustralian

   A traveling worker in Australia who carries their belongings in a bundle while moving from place to place looking for employment.

   Obrero itinerante australiano

   • The old swagger told stories of his travels across the outback.
   • During the depression, many swagmen could be seen on the roads.
   • He lived as a swagger, carrying his swag from one town to the next.

   Sinónimosbagmansundownerswaggieswagman

2. Proud or arrogant walkB2informal

   A confident, self-important, and often arrogant way of walking or moving.

   Paso arrogante

   • He walked into the room with a noticeable swagger.
   • The champion had a swagger that showed his confidence.
   • Her swagger annoyed some people but impressed others.

   Sinónimosparadeprancesashaystrutswank

   Antónimoscreepshuffleskulkslinktiptoe

• Verbo que describe caminar o comportarse con un aire de gran seguridad en uno mismo, a menudo de manera arrogante o presumida; también puede significar alardear o fanfarronear de forma ostentosa.

A verb used to describe walking or behaving in a very confident, arrogant, or self-important way.

1. Walk with confidenceB2informal

   To walk in a proud, confident, or arrogant manner, often to impress others.

   Caminar con arrogancia

   • He swaggered into the room as if he owned the place.
   • The young man swaggered down the street with his friends.
   • She swaggered onto the stage, full of self-assurance.

   Sinónimosflounceparadeprancesashaystrutswank

   Antónimoscowercringeshrinkskulkslink

2. Intimidate or dominateC1informal

   To discourage or frighten someone with threats or a domineering attitude.

   Intimidar o dominar

   • The bully tried to swagger the new kid into giving up his lunch money.
   • He swaggered his way through the negotiation, using his size to intimidate.
   • They attempted to swagger the opposition into backing down.

   Sinónimosbrowbeatbulldozebullycowdomineerintimidateoverawe

3. Act arrogantlyB2informal

   To behave in an overly self-assured, conceited, or boastful manner.

   Pavonearse con arrogancia

   • He swaggered about his achievements, annoying everyone.
   • She swaggered through the party, bragging about her new job.
   • Stop swaggering and just be humble for once.

   Sinónimosboastbragpreenput on airsshow offstrutswank

   Antónimosdeferhumblesubmit