swagger
swa
ˈswæ
svā
gger
gɜr
gēr
British pronunciation
/swˈæɡɐ/

Definición y significado de "swagger"en inglés

to swagger
01

pavonearse, andar con arrogancia

to walk in a confident and often exaggerated way that shows off pride
example
Ejemplos
The boxer swaggered to the ring, radiating confidence.
El boxeador caminaba con arrogancia hacia el ring, irradiando confianza.
02

to behave arrogantly or with excessive self-confidence

example
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They swaggered through the debate, overestimating their own arguments.
03

to intimidate someone through threats, domineering behavior, or a show of force

example
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Bullies often swagger to frighten classmates into submission.
Swagger
01

a proud way of walking

example
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He walked with a swagger, showing off his new shoes.
02

an Australian itinerant worker who travels from place to place in search of employment, carrying his belongings in a bundle

example
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The swagger walked along the dusty road with his bundle on his back.
swagger
01

stylish, fashionable, or impressively trendy

Dialectbritish flagBritish
InformalInformal
example
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The café had a swagger vibe that attracted young creatives.
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