n. 自夸,自大;自夸之物;自夸的人。 make brag of 自夸 (He made brag of his skill. 他自夸技术高超)。 vi. (-gg-) 自大,自夸,吹嘘 (of; about). Many conceited people like to brag. 许多骄傲的人都喜欢自吹自擂。 vt. 自夸,夸口说。 He bragged that he had won. 他自夸打赢了。 brag and boast 自吹自擂。 have the effrontery to brag that 大言不惭地说。 adj. 第一流的;极好的;〔罕用语〕活泼的。 a brag crop 丰收。 a brag dancer 第一流的舞蹈家,舞跳的极好的人。
Now you're bragging, darling. you know you don't need to brag . 这就是夸口,亲爱的。你明知道你不必吹。
You and madeleine were tossing your heads, coquetting, bragging . 你和马德琳扬头侧脸,卖弄风情,大吹大擂。
Do n't brag . 不要吹牛。
Some people like to brag that they have cast-iron stomachs . 有些人总喜欢夸耀他们的胃口,说好得跟钢铸铁打的一般。
Don't brag. please don't brag. you're so sweet and you don't have to brag . 别吹,亲爱的。请你别吹。你已经满好了,用不着再夸口了。
In spite of his brag and boast to the contrary, he was too young as yet for women's society . 尽管他大言不惭,自吹自擂,事实恰好相反,他还太年轻,得不到女人的欢心。
Fred felt that he made a wretched figure as a fellow who bragged about expectations from a queer old miser like feather-stone . 弗莱德觉得他实在是自讨苦吃,当初拚命吹牛,把费瑟斯通这种古怪的守财奴的遗产当做靠山。
He bragged about his son-in-law's claret and burgandee, until his own utterance began to fail him, over his sixth tumbler of whisky-punch . 他一边喝威士忌混合酒,一边吹嘘女婿家的红葡萄酒和勃艮第酒,直喝到第六大杯,舌头大了,他才不再开口。
bragとは意味:brag v. 誇る, 自慢する. 【副詞1】 ◆He's always bragging about what a good cook his wife is. 自分の女房がどんなによい料理の腕前をしているかといつも自慢ばかりしている ◆They brag most who can do least. 《諺》 いちばんできない者がいちばん自慢する ◆He publicly bragged tha...