brag

• Action de se vanter ou propos exprimant une fierté excessive de soi-même ou de ses réalisations.

An instance of boastful talk or a statement expressing excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements.

1. Boastful statementB1informal

   A statement that expresses excessive pride or self-satisfaction about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.

   Fanfaronnade

   • His constant brag about his salary annoyed everyone.
   • She made a brag about winning the competition.
   • That was just an empty brag; he didn't actually do it.

   Synonymesboastbraggadociocrowgasconaderodomontadeswaggervaunt

2. Act of boastingB1informal

   The act of talking with excessive pride about oneself.

   Acte de se vanter

   • His brag about his new car was tiresome.
   • She's known for her brag about her children's achievements.
   • The brag was so loud that everyone in the room heard it.

   Synonymesboastbraggingcrowingswaggervaunt

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de parler de ses réussites, biens ou capacités avec une fierté excessive ou une vantardise.

A verb used to indicate the act of speaking with excessive pride or boastfulness about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.

1. Boast or show offB1informal

   To talk about oneself or one's achievements in a proud, often exaggerated way.

   se vanter

   • He always brags about his new car.
   • She bragged that she scored the highest on the test.
   • Stop bragging about your vacation photos.

   Synonymesboastcrowgloatshow offswaggervaunt

   Antonymesbelittledeprecatedownplayunderstate

2. Exaggerate accomplishmentsB1informal

   To speak with excessive pride about something one has done or possesses.

   Se vanter

   • They bragged about winning the championship.
   • He bragged to his friends about his promotion.
   • She bragged that her team finished first.

   Synonymesboastcrowgloatshow offswaggervaunt

   Antonymesbelittledeprecatedownplayminimizeunderstate