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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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