a person who boasts about their achievements or possessions
自夸者,吹牛者。
"late 16th cent.: from French
n. 自夸者;吹牛者
"See what a braggart you are," said the fox.
“看看一个吹牛你是说,”福克斯。
Sir, I don't seek a quarrel, not being a braggart.
先生,我并不想寻衅挑斗,也不是爱吹牛的人。
But if he is born in spring, he will be less of a braggart.
但是如果他在春天出生,他将是较务实。
In both of these cases, complaining is bragging and nobody likes a braggart.
在这两种情形下,抱怨都是夸夸其谈的做法,没有人喜欢一个满口大话的人。
You may have to do a little self-promotion, but try not to come off as a braggart.
你可以做点自我推销,但是不要过了头成了牛皮专家。
a person who boasts about their achievements or possessions
自夸者,吹牛者。
"late 16th cent.: from French