swaggering

英 [ˈswæɡərɪŋ]

美 [ˈswæɡərɪŋ]

v.  神气十足地走; 大摇大摆地走
swagger的现在分词

现在分词：swaggering　

BNC.38425 / COCA.25965

柯林斯词典

• VERB 趾高气扬地走;大摇大摆地走
  If youswagger, you walk in a very proud, confident way, holding your body upright and swinging your hips.
  1. A broad shouldered man wearing a dinner jacket swaggered confidently up to the bar...
     穿晚礼服的宽肩膀男子神气十足地走向吧台。
  2. The burly brute swaggered forward, towering over me, and shouted...
     五大三粗的恶汉趾高气扬地走过来，居高临下地对我咆哮着。
  3. John Steed was an arrogant, swaggering young man.
     约翰·斯蒂德是一个傲慢狂妄的年轻人。
  4. Swaggeris also a noun.
     
  5. He walked with something of a swagger.
     他趾高气扬地走着。

双语例句

• A swaggering tough; usually one acting as an agent of a political faction.
  虚张声势吓人的恶棍；经常代表行政上派别。
• French officials will doubtless protest that the swaggering Mr Sarkozy had not intended any slight.
  毫无疑问，法国官员会抗议称，一向大大咧咧的萨科齐没有任何怠慢的意思。
• As jones, overwhelmed, broke down sobbing under the stands, Greene was in the stadium behaving in an extraordinary manner not swaggering, but crying too.
  激动万分的琼斯在看台下抽泣着。格林在场上的反应也出人意料：没有得意，没有骄傲，相反他大声地哭了。
• They say that they have done horribly badly, because they focus on the bit they got wrong rather than the bit they got right. Boys come swaggering out of exams declaring it to have been a piece of piss.
  她们说她们考得糟糕透顶，是因为她们只盯着自己做错的那一点地方，而不是做对的地方。男孩子们会大摇大摆地走出考场，说这不过是小菜一碟。
• Scarlett, looking at him with the affectionate contempt that mothers feel for small swaggering sons, knew that he would be very drunk by sundown.
  思嘉用母亲对一个自命不凡的儿子那样既钟爱了又藐视的神情看着他，眼看到日落时他又要喝得酩酊大醉了。
• Look at him swaggering around, it's really disgusting.
  瞧他那耀武扬威的样子，真讨厌。
• An autocratic person; autocratic behavior; a bossy way of ordering others around; a rather aggressive and dominating character; managed the employees in an aloof magisterial way; a swaggering peremptory manner.
  专制的人；专制的行为；差使别人的专横习惯；有点好斗、专横的性格；用专横、无情的方法管理职员；傲慢、专横的举止。
• Connally's swaggering self-assurance fulfilled nixon's image of how a leader should act.
  康纳利狂妄自大，正符合尼克松心目中一个领导人应有的举止。
• Then the bands appeared, the swaggering flute players, the perspiring drummers, the familiar marching tunes that we'd been hearing since we were babies in our cots.
  然后就是乐队，昂首阔步的长笛手，汗流浃背的鼓手，演奏着我们从孩提时代就听熟了的进行曲。
• With a roar, the tiger threw himself on the donkey and sank his teeth into its neck, severing its throat, and devouring its meat before swaggering on his own way.
  于是老虎大吼一声，腾空扑去，一下咬住它的脖子，撕断它的喉咙，啃完它的肉，然后大摇大摆地走了。