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blustering
UK
/ˈblʌstərɪŋ/
US
/ˈblʌstərɪŋ/
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blustering
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈblʌstərɪŋ/
US
/ˈblʌstɚɪŋ/
громогласный
The blustering politician made grand promises during his campaign speech.
Этот громогласный политик раздавал грандиозные обещания во время своей предвыборной речи.
Additional translations
пустозвонный
о человеке, манере речи
Synonyms
blustery
boisterous
bombastic
boastful
bragging
ranting
vociferous
swaggering
noisy
loud-mouthed
raucous
blustering
noun
хвастовство
All his blustering won't make me change my decision.
Все его хвастовство не заставит меня изменить своё решение.
Additional translations
бравада
Synonyms
bluster
bravado
bombast
ranting
boasting
bragging
vaunting
blowhardery
bluster
verb
blustering
Gerund
blustered
Past Simple
blustered
Past Participle
blustering
Gerund
UK
/ˈblʌstə/
US
/ˈblʌstər/
громыхать
The wind began to bluster through the trees.
Ветер начал громыхать сквозь деревья.
грозиться
He would often bluster about what he would do if he were in charge.
Он часто грозился, что сделает, если будет главным.
шуметь
The politician continued to bluster during the debate.
Политик продолжал шуметь во время дебатов.
Additional translations
бахвалиться
Synonyms
boast
swagger
brag
bully
blowhard
Definitions
blustering
gerund / present participle
Characterized by loud, aggressive, or indignant talk with little effect.
The blustering politician made grand promises during his campaign speech, but few believed he would follow through.
Describing weather that is windy and stormy.
We decided to stay indoors due to the blustering winds that made it difficult to walk outside.
blustering
noun
Loud, aggressive, or bullying talk or behaviour with little effect.
All his blustering won't make me change my decision.
bluster
verb
To speak or act in a noisy, boastful, or threatening way, often with little effect.
He tends to bluster about his achievements, but rarely follows through with action.
To blow or move in a noisy, violent, or gusty manner, typically referring to wind.
The wind began to bluster through the trees, making the branches sway wildly.
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