brag如何读

英:[bræɡ]

美:[bræɡ]

brag英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 自夸,吹嘘 speak too much in praise of oneself,one's family,country, etc.

brag是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 自夸,吹嘘,吹牛,夸口,夸耀,自吹自擂,夸大,炫耀(后跟of或about)
  2. 吹嘘说,自夸说,夸口说
n. (名词)
  1. 自夸的人,吹牛的人
  2. 自夸,吹嘘,吹牛,大言不惭,大话,牛皮,夸耀之词
  3. 傲慢的态度,自夸的举止
  4. 感到自豪的事物,值得夸耀的事物
  5. 一种象扑克牌的老纸牌戏
adj. (形容词)
  1. 第一流的,极好的
  2. 精神饱满的,兴致勃勃的,活泼的
  3. 自夸的,自负的

brag变形

复数:brags

第三人称单数:brags

现在分词:bragging

过去式:bragged

过去分词:bragged

比较级:bragger

最高级:braggest

brag扩展

braggingly (adv.), bragger (n.)

brag词根

词根:brag

adj.

bragger 自夸的(brag的比较级形式)

n.

bragging 吹牛

bragger 吹牛者

v.

bragging 夸耀(brag的ing形式)

vi.

bragging 夸口

brag英英释义

intransitive verb

to speak with excessive pride in oneself, or anything or anyone associated with oneself; boast.I'm tired of hearing her brag about her kids' accomplishments.

transitive verb

to assert in a boastful manner.He bragged that he was the best hitter in the league.[verb + (that) + clause]

noun

an excessively proud or boastful statement.You shouldn't take that seriously; it's just one of his brags.

something to boast of.

one who boasts; braggart.

brag词组

brag about吹嘘,炫耀

brag区别

 pride, boast, brag, crow

这组词都有“自夸,吹嘘”的意思,其区别是:

pride与boast的意义较接近,指炫耀、夸口,自鸣得意,常与反身代词连用。

boast普通用词,指对自己所做的事,自己的长处、财富以及家庭等的夸耀,常含言过其实的意味。

brag非正式用词,其夸耀和吹嘘意味强于boast,到了过分夸大,有时令人讨厌的地步。

crow多指大声吵嚷地吹嘘,夸耀自己做某事比他人做得好。

以上来源于网络

brag词源中文解释

14世纪晚期, braggen “发出响亮的声音”,也指“吹嘘”,起源不明,可能与喇叭的 bray 有关,是模拟的,或者与中古英语形容词 brag “炫耀的,骄傲的; 有精神的,勇敢的”(14世纪早期)有关,这可能来自凯尔特语,并是姓氏 Bragg 的来源(自13世纪中期以来已有记录)。也许是两者的合并。其他来源表明,古诺尔斯语 bragr “最好的,(任何事物的)祝酒词”,也指“诗歌”。另请参见 braggart,但法语 brague 似乎太晚了,不可能是来源。相关: Bragged; bragging。

brag词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, "ostentation, presumption," perhaps noun derivative of earlier brag, "ostentatious, spirited," of obscure origin Verb Middle English braggen, noun derivative of brag brag >entry 1 Adjective probably adjectival derivative of brag >entry 1 or brag >entry 2

The first known use of brag was in the 14th century

brag儿童词典英英释义

braincasenoun

the cranium enclosing the brain

brain1 of 2noun

the portion of the central nervous system of vertebrate animals that is the organ of thought and the central control point for the nervous system, is enclosed within the skull, and is continuous with the spinal cord

the main nervous center in an invertebrate animal

intelligence sense 1—often used in plural

plenty of brains in that family

a very intelligent person

brain2 of 2verb

to kill by smashing the skull

to hit on the head

braid1 of 2verb

to form strands into a braid

to ornament especially with ribbon or braid

braid2 of 2noun

a length of cord, ribbon, or hair formed of three or more strands woven together

braid1 of 2verb

to form strands into a braid

to ornament especially with ribbon or braid

braid2 of 2noun

a length of cord, ribbon, or hair formed of three or more strands woven together

braid1 of 2verb

to form strands into a braid

to ornament especially with ribbon or braid

braid2 of 2noun

a length of cord, ribbon, or hair formed of three or more strands woven together

brag1 of 2noun

a boastful statement

overly proud talk or manner

braggart

brag2 of 2verb

to praise oneself or one's possessions or achievements

brag1 of 2noun

a boastful statement

overly proud talk or manner

braggart

brag2 of 2verb

to praise oneself or one's possessions or achievements

braggartnoun

a person who brags a lot

braggadocionoun

braggart

loud and empty boasting

brag1 of 2noun

a boastful statement

overly proud talk or manner

braggart

brag2 of 2verb

to praise oneself or one's possessions or achievements

brag 例句

1 She knew Daddy would be disgusted at her for bragging, but after all, Joe had to be told, didn’t he?

2 I thought of the fine shot I’d made and knew it was worth bragging about to Mama.

3 Lourdes brags to her friends, “This is my son. Look at him! He’s so big. It’s a miracle he’s here.”

4 The brat bragged he broke bread with Brad Pit for breakfast.

这乳臭未干的小子吹嘘说他跟布拉德.皮特共进过早餐.

5 He likes to brag.

他爱吹牛。

6 “You have absolutely got to let me brag about this.”

7 “I been on lots of other trips with Papa,” I bragged.

8 I don’t think that’s anything to brag about, but clearly he does, so I always try to be respectful.

9 While I went about my usual tasks, she spent most of the day in the courtyard with Sass, so Sass could brag about Chandra’s good fortune to the neighbor women.

10 She will be there for you ; to listen to your woes your brags your frustrations, etc.

她一直会在你身边, 倾听你的悲伤 、 自夸和挫折等等.

11 My mother used to end the story on a happy note, bragging about her skill at the game.

12 It would just give her another reason to brag!

13 Napoleon bragged that he could train men to sacrifice their lives for a scrap of ribbon.

拿破仑吹嘘道他可以训练人们为了块破布而献出生命.

14 The boys bragged about the weight of the fish.

15 She must be only twenty-five, and I remember Dennis bragging about how he recruited her outside a downtown temp agency with the promise of working in a multinational business.

16 "Well, I am. A pretty good one too," I bragged, tossing the seeds in my mouth, then casually slapping my hand against my thigh to brush the salt off.

17 Average sell records are nothing to Brag about.

销售成绩平平没有什么值得自夸的.

18 Those who brag about Baltimore often ignore these substandard areas.

19 He just loves to brag.

他最喜欢吹牛.

20 Grandpa Blakeslee bragged a lot about my daddy being such a dandy worker.

brag 同义词

1 耀

dazzle

5 自夸者

braggart braggadocio

14 自夸的人

swell braggadocio

16 夸口说

boast rant

21 牛皮

oxhide

brag 短语相关

相关词