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bluster

/ˈblʌstə/

verb

przechwalać się

/pʂɛxˈvalat͡ɕ ɕɛ/· czasownik
Also
huczeć
Definition

To talk in a loud, aggressive, or arrogant way with little effect; to blow in strong gusts (for wind).

Examples
He tried to bluster his way out of trouble, but it didn't work.
Próbował przechwalać się, żeby wyjść z kłopotów, ale to nie zadziałało.
The wind began to bluster outside the window.
Wiatr zaczął huczeć za oknem.
Synonyms
boastbragrant
Collocations
bluster aboutbluster one's waywind blusters

noun

chełpliwość

/xɛwˈplʲivɔɕt͡ɕ/· rzeczownik
Also
huk(m)
Definition

Loud, aggressive, or arrogant talk with little real effect.

Examples
Despite his bluster, he was actually quite nervous.
Mimo jego chełpliwości, był w rzeczywistości dość zdenerwowany.
The bluster of the storm kept them awake all night.
Huk burzy trzymał ich w nocy na jawie.
Synonyms
bravadoboastingswagger
Collocations
empty blusterfull of blustera lot of bluster
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