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Detailed Translations for boaster from English to Swedish
boaster:
Translation Matrix for boaster:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
briljerande | boaster; braggart; show-off; swaggerer; swank-pot; swanker | |
skrytare | boaster; braggart | bluffers; boasters; charlatans; swankers; windbags |
skrytmåns | boaster; braggart; tinhorn; windbag; yapper | braggart; fussbudget; show-off; swaggerer; swank-pot |
skrävlare | boaster; braggart; windbag; yapper | big mouth; bouncer; braggart; fussbudget; noisy fellows; roisterers; show-off; swaggerer; swank-pot; swanks |
storskrytare | boaster; braggart | |
stroskrytare | boaster; braggart; tinhorn | |
uppvisning | boaster; braggart; show-off; swaggerer; swank-pot; swanker | ceremony; demonstration; display; exhibition; exposition; happening; pageant; performance; show; show-off; showboat; showing; toady |
- | blowhard; braggart; bragger; line-shooter; vaunter |
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Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• boaster | → skrävlare | ↔ Maulheld — eine Person, die gerne mit ihren Taten und Fähigkeiten prahlen, tatsächlich aber kaum etwas Entsprechendes tut |
• boaster | → skrytmåns | ↔ Prahler — (umgangssprachlich): eine Person, die prahlen |
• boaster | → skrävlare | ↔ Angeber — Person, die ihre eigenen Leistungen freiwillig und unaufgefordert in den Vordergrund stellt |
boast:
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to boast (brag; overstate; talk big)
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to boast (brag; exagerate; talk big)
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to boast (brag; swank; talk big)
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to boast (take pride in; pride oneself on)
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to boast (pride oneself on; glory in)
Conjugations for boast:
present
- boast
- boast
- boasts
- boast
- boast
- boast
simple past
- boasted
- boasted
- boasted
- boasted
- boasted
- boasted
present perfect
- have boasted
- have boasted
- has boasted
- have boasted
- have boasted
- have boasted
past continuous
- was boasting
- were boasting
- was boasting
- were boasting
- were boasting
- were boasting
future
- shall boast
- will boast
- will boast
- shall boast
- will boast
- will boast
continuous present
- am boasting
- are boasting
- is boasting
- are boasting
- are boasting
- are boasting
subjunctive
- be boasted
- be boasted
- be boasted
- be boasted
- be boasted
- be boasted
diverse
- boast!
- let's boast!
- boasted
- boasting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for boast:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
braverande | boast; boasting; bold; brag; bragging; bravado; swank; tall talk | |
skrytande | boast; boasting; bold; brag; bragging; bravado; swank; tall talk | |
skrävlande | boast; boasting; bold; brag; bragging; bravado; swank; tall talk | |
vara stolt över | take a pride in | |
- | boasting; jactitation; self-praise | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
berömma sig av | boast; glory in; pride oneself on | pride oneself on |
skryta | boast; brag; exagerate; overstate; pride oneself on; swank; take pride in; talk big; tout | |
skrävla | boast; brag; exagerate; pride oneself on; swank; take pride in; talk big; tout | |
vara stolt över | boast; glory in; pride oneself on | pride oneself on |
yvas | boast; brag; overstate; pride oneself on; take pride in; talk big | |
överdriva | boast; brag; exagerate; talk big | blow out of proportions; blow up; exaggerate; expand; heighten; overdo |
- | feature; sport | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
bravera | be brilliant; boast | |
skräppa | boast; brag; dock |
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Wiktionary Translations for boast:
boast
Cross Translation:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• boast | → skryta | ↔ bramarbasieren — aufschneiden, prahlen |
• boast | → brösta sig | ↔ brüsten — (reflexiv) abwertend: mit etwas prahlen; vermeintliche oder tatsächliche Erfolge oder Statussymbole demonstrativ oder übertrieben zur Schau stellen, damit andere einen guten Eindruck bekommen |
• boast | → skryta | ↔ renommieren — (intransitiv) mit Reichtum, Wissen, Fähigkeiten oder vollbrachten Taten prahlen, um seine eigene Bedeutung hervorkehren |