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brag
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brag about
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brag
noun
brags
pl
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US
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vantardise
His brag about winning the competition annoyed everyone at the party.
Sa vantardise à propos de sa victoire dans la compétition a agacé tout le monde à la fête.
brag
Jeu de cartes britannique.
After dinner, they sat around the table playing brag for small stakes.
Après le dîner, ils se sont assis autour de la table pour jouer au brag pour de petites mises.
Traductions supplémentaires
fanfaronnade
Synonymes
vaunt
boast
bluster
show-off
pride
brag
verb
bragged
Past Simple
bragged
Past Participle
bragging
Gerund
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US
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se vanter
He would often brag about his achievements at work, even when no one asked.
Il aimait souvent se vanter de ses réussites au travail, même quand personne ne le lui demandait.
Traductions supplémentaires
se targuer
Plus soutenu.
Synonymes
gloat
blow one's own horn
pride oneself
show off
vaunt
boast
Antonymes
deprecate
downplay
humble
brag
adjective
bragger
Comp.
braggest
Super.
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US
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Archaic/dialectal; used attributively or predicatively to mean 'excellent, first-rate'.
excellent
Emploi dialectal ou vieilli.
This is a brag piece of workmanship.
C'est un travail excellent.
Définitions
brag
noun
Boastful talk or a boastful statement or claim.
His brag about winning the competition annoyed everyone at the party.
A British card game similar to poker, especially the variant known as three-card brag.
After dinner, they sat around the table playing brag for small stakes.
brag
verb
To talk about oneself or something related to oneself in a way that shows too much pride or self-satisfaction.
He would often brag about his achievements at work, even when no one asked.
brag
adjective
Excellent; first-rate (chiefly dialectal or archaic).
This is a brag piece of workmanship.
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