1、Always bragging about their big catch.
總是在那兒吹噓自個兒釣了多大的魚。

2、We are tired of hearing you bragging about yourself, you little turkey cock!
我們聽膩了你自吹自擂，你這個小蠢貨！

3、He's always bragging about his prowess as a hunter.
他老是吹噓自己作為獵手的高超技能。

4、We look forward to bragging about you in the years ahead.
我們希望在未來的歲月中能驕傲地談起你。

5、Bubba was bragging to his boss one day, "You know, I know everyone there is to know."
有一天，布巴正在對他的老板吹牛，“你知道嗎，我所有人都認(rèn)識?！?/p>

6、Salesmen are a lot like fishermen, right? Always bragging about their big catch.
銷售員就跟漁夫一樣，是不是？總是在那兒吹噓自個兒釣了多大的魚。

7、You hear yourself bragging about your partner.
你聽到自己在炫耀你的伴侶。

8、He'll probably go around bragging to his friends.
他可能會到處去向他的朋友們吹噓。

9、Missy: I always bragging to my friends about my brother the rocket scientist.
米絲：我經(jīng)常向我的朋友們吹噓說我弟弟是個火箭專家。

10、He's always bragging that he's a great martial artist.
他總是吹噓說他是偉大的武術(shù)家。

11、How much do you care about prestige and bragging rights?
你對聲望和吹噓的權(quán)利有多在意？

12、In doing this Captain Gunter was probably bragging more than confessing.
鋼特上尉這么做，多半是一種炫耀而不是懺悔的自白。

13、An increasing number of business executives have taken to bragging about how much sleep they get.
越來越多的企業(yè)行政主管開始把自己有時間睡覺作為吹牛的資本。

14、There are bragging rights in the bed of that truck — and there's venison.
車上的鹿讓她們有了夸耀的權(quán)利。

15、Three rats are sitting at the bar bragging about their bravery and toughness.
三只老鼠坐在酒吧里，吹噓他們的膽識和強(qiáng)壯。

16、If you start bragging about your qualities, then too, you go to extremes.
如果你開始夸耀你的優(yōu)點(diǎn)，繼而，你會走極端。

17、It means bragging on him: "God, You are good!"
也意味著夸獎神；“神啊，你真好！”

18、In both of these cases, complaining is bragging and nobody likes a braggart.
在這兩種情形下，抱怨都是夸夸其談的做法，沒有人喜歡一個滿口大話的人。

19、Bragging or blustering manner or behavior.
吹牛吹?；蚩淇诘?a href="/zaoju/426958.htm">態(tài)度或行為

20、He is bragging of his achievements.
他夸口他的成就。

21、The answer matters, and not just in order to award the historical bragging rights.
這個問題的答案很重要，不只是為了獎勵它們吹噓自己的歷史。

22、They are bragging that they can beat the new troop. but they are fail and have to eat crow.
他們自夸能擊敗那支新隊(duì)，但是他們輸了，只好認(rèn)錯。

23、Three famous surgeons were bragging about their skills.
三個著名的外科醫(yī)生在吹噓自己的技術(shù)。

24、Three boys were bragging about their fathers.
三個男孩子在吹噓自己的父親。

25、Or, worse, as some sick, bragging monument to my own willingness to "help"?
或者，更糟糕的是，當(dāng)作我自己“幫助”意愿的某種病態(tài)而自夸的紀(jì)念嗎？

26、If you start bragging about sins, then too, you go to the extreme.
如果你開始擔(dān)心罪過，繼而，你就會走極端。

27、He was not really bragging because in this case the victims had been American soldiers.
他并沒有夸張。因?yàn)?/a>這次的受害者是美國士兵。