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🏆boast (bóst)

verb
/boʊst/
alardear (alardear)
boarding Boat
boast definition card — visual illustration of the meaning boast synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison

Meaning

to talk with pride about something you have or achieved
to talk proudly about one's achievements; to brag
an act of talking with excessive pride about one's achievements
Traducción del significado
hablar con orgullo sobre algo que tienes o has logrado
hablar con orgullo sobre algo que tienes o has logrado

Oraciones de ejemplo

He boasted about his new car.

Él se jactó de su coche nuevo.
Él se jactó de su coche nuevo.

He boasts about his success constantly.

él se jacta de su éxito constantemente.
él se jacta de su éxito constantemente.

His constant boast about his wealth annoyed everyone.

Su constante alarde sobre su riqueza molestaba a todos.
Su constante alarde sobre su riqueza molestaba a todos.

Expresiones de ejemplo

boast about
alardear de
alardear de

Synonyms

brag, flaunt, praise, show off, gloat, vaunt, pride, show-off, swagger
Entrada 1
brag, flaunt, praise, show off
Entrada 2
brag, show off, gloat, vaunt
Entrada 3
brag, pride, show-off, swagger

Antonyms

humble, downplay, modest, modesty, humility, understatement
Entrada 1
humble, downplay
Entrada 2
humble, modest, downplay
Entrada 3
modesty, humility, understatement

Colocaciones

boast about, boast of, boast great, boast success, boast loudly, openly boast, empty boast, idle boast, proud boast
Entrada 1
boast about, boast of, boast great, boast success
Entrada 2
boast about, boast of, boast loudly, openly boast
Entrada 3
empty boast, idle boast, proud boast

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