boastful or arrogant behaviour
自夸,吹牛。
"late 16th cent. (denoting a boaster): from
n. 自夸;吹牛
He was disliked because his manner was always full of braggadocio.
人们讨厌他,因为他老是吹牛。
Fink: American frontiersman and folk hero known for his marksmanship, fighting skills, and braggadocio.
芬克:以枪法、斗技和吹牛而出名的美国拓荒者和民间英雄人物。
If you can stomach his braggadocio bullshit about wooing pretty girls, as usual Han's article makes a good point.
如果你能受得了他吹牛屁争取漂亮的女孩子,像往常一样娴的文章使好点了。
In the end, there might be some signs that boorish boys know they're overreaching - and that may be expressed in the level of their braggadocio.
最后,也许有一些粗俗的男人发现自己过了头的迹象——这表现在他们吹牛的程度中。
But I suspect that if you could 29 wade through their 30 braggadocio and really talk to hunters, many of them would tell you the same thing.
但我想,如果你能看穿他们的吹嘘,与这些猎人坦诚交谈,他们很多人也许会跟你说同样的话。
boastful or arrogant behaviour
自夸,吹牛。
"late 16th cent. (denoting a boaster): from