bragging

• 形容一个人过分骄傲地谈论自己的成就或财产，带有炫耀、自夸的意味。

Describes a person who talks too proudly about their achievements or possessions.

1. Showing self-importanceB2informal

   Tending to talk about oneself or one's achievements in a proud or boastful manner.

   自夸的

   • His bragging attitude annoyed everyone at the party.
   • She gave a bragging speech about her recent promotion.
   • The bragging tone of his voice made the story less believable.

   同义词arrogantboastfulbraggartcockyconceitedself-importantswaggeringvainglorious

   反义词humblemodestself-effacingunassuming

• 名词，指吹嘘、炫耀自己的成就、能力或财物，表现出过分的自豪或自夸。

A noun referring to an instance of boastful talk or excessive pride in one's achievements or possessions.

1. Boastful talkB1informal

   An instance of speaking with excessive pride about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.

   吹嘘

   • His constant bragging about his new car annoyed everyone.
   • She couldn't stand his bragging about winning the game.
   • Bragging about your wealth is considered rude in many cultures.

   同义词boastfulnessboastingbombastbragbraggadociogasconaderodomontadeself-praiseswaggerswankvainglory

• 动词，表示以过分的自豪或炫耀谈论自己的成就、财产或能力。

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.

   吹牛

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

   同义词boastcrowgloatshow offswaggervaunt

   反义词belittledeprecatedownplayunderstate

2. Exaggerate accomplishmentsB1informal

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

   吹牛

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

   同义词boastcrowgloatshow offswaggervaunt

   反义词belittledeprecatedownplayminimizeunderstate