brag

brag
bræɡ
past tense, past participle - bragged; verb
(to boast.) jactarse de, fanfarronear
brag vb jactarse / fanfarronear / presumir
he was bragging about his money presumía de su dinero
El pasado y participio pasado de brag se escribe bragged; el gerundio se escribe bragging
brag
tr[bræg]
noun
1 jactancia, fanfarria
intransitive verb (pt & pp bragged, ger bragging)
1 jactarse (about, de)
brag ['bræg] vi, bragged ; bragging : alardear, fanfarronear, jactarse
brag n
: alarde m, jactancia f, fanfarronada f
brag
n.
• bravata s.f.
• cacareo s.m.
• jactancia s.f.
v.
• alardear v.
• baladronear v.
• blasonar v.
• cacarear v.
• fanfarronear v.
• farolear v.
• guapear v.
• jactarse v.
bræg
1.
-gg- intransitive verb fanfarronear (fam)

to brag about o of something/-ing — alardear or jactarse de algo/+ inf

that's nothing to brag about — eso no es como para enorgullecerse


2.
vt fanfarronear (fam)

to brag that — hacer* alarde or jactarse de que

[bræɡ]
1.
VI jactarse, fanfarronear (about, of de) (that de que)
2.
N (=boast) fanfarronada f , bravata f
* * *
[bræg]
1.
-gg- intransitive verb fanfarronear (fam)

to brag about o of something/-ing — alardear or jactarse de algo/+ inf

that's nothing to brag about — eso no es como para enorgullecerse


2.
vt fanfarronear (fam)

to brag that — hacer* alarde or jactarse de que


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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