swanking

英 [ˈswæŋkɪŋ] 美 [ˈswæŋkɪŋ]

v.  炫耀; 卖弄
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柯林斯词典

  1. VERB 炫耀;吹嘘;卖弄
    If someone is swanking, they are speaking about things they own or things they have achieved, in order to impress other people.
    1. I have always been against swanking about all the things I have been lucky enough to win.
      我一向不喜欢和别人炫耀自己因为幸运而取得的那些成就。
    2. Swank is also a noun.
    3. There was no swank in Martin.
      马丁从不炫耀自己。
  2. ADJ-GRADED 同 swanky
    Swank means the same as swanky .
    1. ...a swank new shop on the outskirts of Beijing.
      北京郊区新开的一家高档时尚商店
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双语例句

  1. I have always been against swanking about all the things I have been lucky enough to win.
    我一向不喜欢和别人炫耀自己因为幸运而取得的那些成就。
  2. Never mind talk of American decline; for the leader of a middle-ranking ally clinging precariously to past glories nothing beats swanking with the most powerful politician on earth.
    别去管什么美国衰落说；对于一个地位不高不低、正摇摇欲坠地抓住往日荣耀的盟国的领导者来说，没有什么比和地球上最具权力的政界人物一起吹嘘炫耀更过瘾了。
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