bragged
美 [bræɡ]英 [bræɡ]
- v.吹嘘;自吹自擂
- adj.第一流的;极好的;〈罕〉活泼的
- n.勃莱格牌戏(简化的扑克牌戏)
过去式:bragged 第三人称单数:brags 现在分词:bragging
bragged
1
Her mother, Xing Xiuqin, 60, bragged that she managed to stash away 80 percent of her income before retiring.
她的母亲邢秀芹吹嘘说自己退休前的收入80%都设法积攒了下来。
2
"If you're good, you can work in quality control and won't have to stand all day, " bragged a woman hawking jobs for a shoe manufacturer.
而一位来自鞋厂的招工人员则提供了诱人的条件:“如果你很优秀,你可以在质量监督部门工作,不用整天都站着。”
3
Michael Bloomberg, the mayor, has bragged that the Big Apple created 10% of all the new private-sector jobs since the beginning of the year.
纽约市市长迈克尔.彭博声称从今年开始纽约市已创造了全国私营企业新提供岗位的10%。
4
On the campaign trail Sarah Palin sometimes bragged that she had, as the reforming governor of Alaska, put the state's books online.
SarahPalin在竞选过程中有时会吹嘘作为阿拉斯加的改革型州长,她已经把该州的账册都公布在互联网上。
5
Word got around because he bragged about cutting the wings off and taking out the small pilot and breaking off his head.
关于他的谣言满天飞,因为他曾吹嘘称要把飞机的翅膀折掉,把驾驶座上的飞行员揪出来然后把他的头拧掉。
6
He worked only one day, enough time to bury the jersey in the concrete of a service area. Then he opened his mouth and bragged about it.
他只工作了一天,有足够的时间在服务区内来埋藏这件运动衫,当时他尽量地把这件事说出来并吹嘘它。
7
Has he ever bragged about cheating on an exam or paying someone to write a paper for him in college?
他是吹嘘过考试是怎么作弊的,在大学里,他有付钱让别人帮他写论文?
8
You bragged that if he dared to come into Italy, he would not now be called 'the Great'.
你们夸口说,假如亚历山大当年有胆来到义大利,今天就不会有『大帝』的称号。
9
She bragged that she could run faster than I.
她夸口说她比我跑得快。
10
We bragged of our freedom from our parents, not realizing that their influence was more beneficial than the influence we had on each other.
我们吹嘘着离开父母的自由,没有意识到他们的影响比我们互相之间的影响对我们自己更有益。
11
They had bragged of their crime, those men, certain no-one would reach so far back in time to punish them.
他们一直都吹嘘自己的罪行,显然没有人及时回到事发之前对他们施以惩罚。
12
They spoke of beating and killing, and bragged that they had given up ordinary goodness so they would have no pity on their victims.
他们讲的是打人和杀人的事儿,眩耀自己早就放弃了良知,对受害人一点儿都不同情。
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I just bragged that I'm a good friend, and I hope no one is reading this and thinking that just the opposite is true.
我希望没人会阅读这篇文章,而那些读了的也不会反对我。
14
He certainly bragged about it a lot.
他一定是吹牛吹得太过了。
15
I bragged to my sister, mother, and boyfriend about this.
我自信心爆棚,跟姐姐妈妈和男朋友都炫耀了一番。
16
When they started construction, I remember how the mayor bragged about it, even though it would completely bypass our town.
在他们开始建造之前,我记得市长是怎然夸耀那条路的,尽管它只绕过了我们的小镇而已。
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That has had the opportunity and the challenge truly, I bragged that I could also survive in such environment down.
那确实充满了机会与挑战,我自诩我也能在那样的环境生存了下来。是的,我可以;
18
He bragged in college about his literary talent and ambitions, and wrote swaggering letters to Whit Burnett, the editor of Story magazine.
他在念大学期间曾夸耀自己的文学才华和抱负,并写信给《故事》杂志的编辑惠特·伯内特(WhitBurnett)进行炫耀。
19
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。
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and bragged that he would capture the world heavyweight crown from mob-controlled fighter Sonny Liston.
并自夸说会从受黑帮控制的拳手索尼·利斯顿那里夺得世界重量级的桂冠。
21
" I once met an optometrist, for example, who bragged to me that her store had " the best service in the industry.
比如,我曾经遇到的一个验光师,她吹嘘自己的眼镜店提供的服务是“眼镜行业里最好的”。
22
Mary bragged that she could run faster than Jack.
玛丽夸口说她比杰克跑得快。
23
A recent vice president, Hamzah Haz, bragged about his polygamy, taking his three wives on trips to Mecca.
曾任印尼副总统的哈姆扎•哈兹(HamzahHaz)曾经公开炫耀他的多重婚姻,带他的3位太太去麦加朝圣。
24
In a long letter to the Duke of Milan, Leonardo bragged about his ability to invent weapons.
在一封给予米兰公爵的长信中,达芬奇自夸到他创造武器的能力。
25
A sales director once bragged at an office party about how he had bribed several large retail customers.
一位销售主管曾在一次办公室聚会上大肆夸耀自己如何向几家大型零售客户行贿。
26
What bothered me the most about his remarks was the way he bragged about it.
对于他的谈话,最令我迷惑的是他夸耀的方式。
27
Other times they spelled out what their service meant to them, honored a fallen friend, pined for home, or bragged about their units.
有时,他们写出服役对他们的意义,怀念一个倒下的朋友,对于回家的渴望,或是吹嘘各自的单位。
28
Guzman has bragged of paying more than $5 million every month in bribes to police and politicians.
古兹曼自己吹嘘,每个月他要拿出500多万美元贿赂警察和政客。
29
Things are to be done out rather than to be bragged out. Glory lies in prosaicness. Hardship in endlessness.
玩意不是说出来的,是做出来的,光荣在于平淡,艰巨在于漫长。
30
He bragged to his friends about the crime.
他向朋友炫耀他的罪行。