peacock

UK
/ˈpiː.kɒk/
US
/ˈpi.kɑk/
peacocksubstantiv
peacocks
Pl.
UK
/ˈpiː.kɒk/
US
/ˈpi.kɑk/
Übersetzungen
The peacock spread its colorful feathers.
Павлин расправил свои красочные перья.
Definitionen
The male of the peafowl species (especially Pavo cristatus or Pavo muticus), known for its large iridescent tail feathers that it can fan out in a spectacular display.
A peacock was calling loudly as it spread its brilliant tail in the courtyard.
A person who is very proud or vain, often showing off or seeking attention.
He was such a peacock, always boasting about his achievements at every opportunity.
Synonyme
bird of paradise
peacockverb
peacocked
Präteritum
peacocked
Partizip Perfekt
peacocking
Gerundium
UK
/ˈpiːkɒk/
US
/ˈpiːkɑːk/
Übersetzungen
He likes to peacock around the office, showing off his new suit.
Он любит важничать в офисе, показывая свой новый костюм.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To behave in a way that is meant to attract attention or admiration, often by showing off or being ostentatious.
He loves to peacock around the office, always boasting about his latest achievements.
To display or flaunt (something) in a showy or ostentatious way.
She peacocked her designer handbag at the party to make sure everyone noticed.
peacockadjektiv
more peacock
Komp.
most peacock
Super.
UK
/ˈpiːkɒk/
US
/ˈpiːkɑːk/
Used attributively to denote a blue-green colour or iridescent quality reminiscent of a peacock’s plumage.
Definitionen
Of a blue-green colour or iridescent quality similar to that of a peacock's tail feathers.
She chose a peacock dress that shimmered under the ballroom lights.
Ostentatiously showy or flamboyant.
His peacock outfit drew all eyes the moment he walked into the hall.
peacockeigenname
Definitionen
A surname of English origin.
Edward Peacock was a noted 19th-century antiquarian.
A U.S. subscription video-on-demand service owned by NBCUniversal.
The new comedy series will be released exclusively on Peacock next month.