bragged是brag的过去式

brag

美 [bræɡ]
英 [bræɡ]
  • v.吹嘘；自吹自擂
  • adj.第一流的；极好的；〈罕〉活泼的
  • n.勃莱格牌戏（简化的扑克牌戏）
过去式：bragged  第三人称单数：brags  现在分词：bragging  

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bragged
v.
1.
[i][t]
~ (to sb) (about/of sth).~ that….+ speech
吹嘘；自吹自擂to talk too proudly about sth you own or sth you have done
He bragged to his friends about the crime.
他向朋友炫耀那桩罪行。
n.
1.
[u]
勃莱格牌戏（简化的扑克牌戏）a card game which is a simple form of poker

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全部全部,吹嘘吹嘘,自吹自擂自吹自擂,第一流的第一流的,极好的极好的,〈罕〉活泼的〈罕〉活泼的,勃莱格牌戏勃莱格牌戏
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1.
Her mother, Xing Xiuqin, 60, bragged that she managed to stash away 80 percent of her income before retiring.
她的母亲邢秀芹吹嘘说自己退休前的收入80%都设法积攒了下来。
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2.
"If you're good, you can work in quality control and won't have to stand all day, " bragged a woman hawking jobs for a shoe manufacturer.
而一位来自鞋厂的招工人员则提供了诱人的条件：“如果你很优秀，你可以在质量监督部门工作，不用整天都站着。”
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3.
Michael Bloomberg, the mayor, has bragged that the Big Apple created 10% of all the new private-sector jobs since the beginning of the year.
纽约市市长迈克尔.彭博声称从今年开始纽约市已创造了全国私营企业新提供岗位的10%。
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4.
On the campaign trail Sarah Palin sometimes bragged that she had, as the reforming governor of Alaska, put the state's books online.
SarahPalin在竞选过程中有时会吹嘘作为阿拉斯加的改革型州长，她已经把该州的账册都公布在互联网上。
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5.
Word got around because he bragged about cutting the wings off and taking out the small pilot and breaking off his head.
关于他的谣言满天飞，因为他曾吹嘘称要把飞机的翅膀折掉，把驾驶座上的飞行员揪出来然后把他的头拧掉。
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6.
He worked only one day, enough time to bury the jersey in the concrete of a service area. Then he opened his mouth and bragged about it.
他只工作了一天，有足够的时间在服务区内来埋藏这件运动衫，当时他尽量地把这件事说出来并吹嘘它。
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7.
Has he ever bragged about cheating on an exam or paying someone to write a paper for him in college?
他是吹嘘过考试是怎么作弊的，在大学里，他有付钱让别人帮他写论文？
8.
You bragged that if he dared to come into Italy, he would not now be called 'the Great'.
你们夸口说，假如亚历山大当年有胆来到义大利，今天就不会有『大帝』的称号。
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9.
They had bragged of their crime, those men, certain no-one would reach so far back in time to punish them.
他们一直都吹嘘自己的罪行，显然没有人及时回到事发之前对他们施以惩罚。
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10.
They spoke of beating and killing, and bragged that they had given up ordinary goodness so they would have no pity on their victims.
他们讲的是打人和杀人的事儿，眩耀自己早就放弃了良知，对受害人一点儿都不同情。
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