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crowing

/ˈkroʊ.ɪŋ/

Tradução: Descreve alguém que demonstra grande orgulho ou triunfo, frequentemente de forma arrogante, exibida ou comemorativa., Substantivo que designa o ato de falar de forma orgulhosa ou triunfante, frequentemente expressando vaidade, vanglória ou comemoração pela vitória., Verbo usado para descrever o canto forte e agudo do galo ou para expressar vanglória ou regozijo pelo fracasso alheio.

3 verbetes

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adjective

/ˈkroʊ.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • ptDescreve alguém que demonstra grande orgulho ou triunfo, frequentemente de forma arrogante, exibida ou comemorativa.

Describes the act of expressing great pride or triumph, often in a boastful or exultant manner.

  1. Boastful or self-importantC1informal

    Showing excessive pride or self-satisfaction, often in a loud or triumphant manner.

    ptArrogante

    • His crowing attitude after winning the game annoyed his teammates.
    • She gave a crowing speech about her achievements.
    • The crowing tone of his voice made everyone roll their eyes.

    Sinônimosarrogantboastfulbraggingcockyconceitedexultantgloatingpompousswaggeringtriumphantvainglorious

    Antônimoshumblemeekmodestself-effacingunassuming

Formas
  • more crowing comparative form
  • most crowing superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈkrəʊ.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de falar de forma orgulhosa ou triunfante, frequentemente expressando vaidade, vanglória ou comemoração pela vitória.

A noun referring to an instance of boastful or exultant talk, often expressing pride or triumph.

  1. Boastful talkB2informal

    An instance of expressing pride or triumph in a loud or arrogant manner.

    ptGabolice

    • His crowing after winning the game annoyed his teammates.
    • She couldn't resist a bit of crowing about her promotion.
    • The politician's crowing about the new policy was met with skepticism.

    Sinônimosblusterboastingbraggingexultationgloatingswaggeringtriumph

Formas
  • crowings plural form
  • crowings' possessive plural form
  • crowing's possessive singular form
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verb

crow/kroʊ/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para descrever o canto forte e agudo do galo ou para expressar vanglória ou regozijo pelo fracasso alheio.

A verb used to describe the loud, harsh cry of a rooster or to express triumphant boasting or gloating.

  1. Make a bird soundA2formal

    To make the loud, harsh cry characteristic of a rooster or crow.

    ptCacarejar / Grasnar

    • The rooster crowed at dawn.
    • The crows were crowing loudly in the trees.
    • He heard a bird crowing from the barn.
  2. Boast or exultB2informal

    To express great pride or triumph, often in a loud or annoying way.

    ptGabar-se

    • He crowed about his victory all evening.
    • She crowed with delight after winning the competition.
    • They crowed over their opponent's defeat.

    Sinônimosboastbragexultgloatswaggertriumphvaunt

    Antônimosbelittledeprecatedisparagelament

Formas
  • crowed past participle
  • crowed past simple
  • crowing present participle
  • crows third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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