bravado

名词虚张声势; 冒险; 故作勇敢

1. 虚张声势：bratty 讨厌的 | bravado 虚张声势 | brave it out 拼到底

2. 逞能、虚张声势：Wag:摇摆,小丑 | Bravado:逞能、虚张声势 | Chevron:军警的袖标

3. 虚张声势, 装作有自信的样子：brava || 好啊! | bravado || 虚张声势, 装作有自信的样子 | Bravais indices || 布拉维指数

4. 虚张的勇气：bigotry#固执 | bravado#虚张的勇气 | brim#(杯、碗的)边

1. 虚张声势；逞能；逞强
    Bravado is an appearance of courage or confidence that someone shows in order to impress other people.

    e.g. 'You won't get away with this,' he said with unexpected bravado.
           “这事你休想就这么过去，”他以出人意料的强横语气说道。

1. Even women from top schools would jump at chances to become fashion models, some with so much bravado that it would make their predecessors blush.

2. bravado是什么意思

2. Despite the bravado, for some Londoners the aftermath of the bombs would likely be permanent.

3. The logic is sound but Burress'bravado had Tom Coughlin gnashing his teeth, the Giants'coach fearing the Patriots might have a little extra motivation.

4. Teheran's bravado was in sharp contrast to the widening international pressures seeking to curb its nuclear program.

5. Some doctors believe the stigma of mental illness is magnified in a profession that prides itself on stoicism and bravado.

6. Indeed, the directors and their animation team really seem to perk up during these bravado sequences.

7. Instead of stating irrelevant rants of bravado, people should search for practical ways of displaying patriotism.

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8. Despite Gasol's bravado there is more caution than celebration among Spanish supporters, who have seen and heard it all before.

9. bravado的解释

9. The agreements with Bravado are more heavily redacted and do not indicate how much the estate would be paid.

10. Such bravado used to be accepted from Woods because he always backed it up.

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