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bravado

/brəˈvɑːdoʊ/

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noun

Fanfarronería, bravata

A swaggering show of defiance or courage.

Examples :

"The angry customer stood in the middle of the showroom and voiced his complaints with loud bravado."

El cliente enfadado se plantó en medio de la sala de exposición y expresó sus quejas con gran fanfarronería.

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noun

Fanfarronería, bravata

A false show of courage.

Examples :

"Despite his shaking hands, the little boy displayed bravado as he walked into the haunted house, trying to hide his fear. "

A pesar de sus manos temblorosas, el niño pequeño mostró bravata al entrar en la casa embrujada, tratando de ocultar su miedo.

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noun

Fanfarrón, bravucón

A swaggerer; a braggart.

Examples :

"Despite his obvious nervousness, the young boy approached the older kids with an air of bravado, boasting about how he could beat them all at basketball. "

A pesar de su evidente nerviosismo, el niño se acercó a los niños mayores con una actitud de bravuconería, jactándose de cómo podía vencerlos a todos en baloncesto.

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verb

Fanfarronear, presumir

To swagger; to brag.

Examples :

"The student bravadoed about his upcoming presentation, even though he hadn't practiced much. "

El estudiante fanfarroneó sobre su próxima presentación, a pesar de que no había practicado mucho.

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