swagger (n.)
1.派頭
He still had a big brother’s swagger when finally reunited with his sister.
2.自信
The Yankees have a swagger that was missing for so long this season.
swagger (vi)
1.大搖大擺
Iran swaggers across the world stage.
2.跋扈
3.大言不慚地談論
He still seems to think he’s in charge, swaggering about the international stage.
4.吹噓。
They don’t show off; they don’t swagger.
He still had a big brother’s swagger when finally reunited with his sister.
他最後跟妹妹相見時，大哥的派頭仍在。
At 45, he has the swagger of a movie mogul.
今年四十五的他具有電影大亨的派頭。
2.自信
The Yankees have a swagger that was missing for so long this season.
洋基拾回了本季失去許久的自信。
His swagger makes younger women want to marry him.
他的自信讓年輕女人想嫁給他。
swagger (vi)
1.大搖大擺
Iran swaggers across the world stage.
伊朗在國際舞台上大搖大擺。
2.跋扈
The neocons, who once swaggered, seem to be losing confidence and clout.
一度跋扈的新保守派人士似乎失去了信心的和力量。
3.大言不慚地談論
He still seems to think he’s in charge, swaggering about the international stage.
他似乎仍然認為他在當家，大言不慚地談論國際舞台之事。
4.吹噓。
They don’t show off; they don’t swagger.
他們不炫耀、不吹噓。
swagger into (v phr)
大搖大擺地進入。
swagger into (v phr)
大搖大擺地進入。
At about 8 p.m., three men wearing suits and ties swaggered into the mosque.
晚上八點左右，三名穿西裝打領帶的人士大搖大擺地進入這座清真寺。
swaggering (adj)
姿態高傲的。
swaggering (adj)
姿態高傲的。
Yet this time their nemesis isn’t a swaggering general who seized power in a coup.
不過，這次他們的敵人並非姿態高傲、靠政變取得政權的將領。
