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Bluster
01
estruendo, tumulto
loud, noisy commotion or turbulence
Ejemplos
Amid all the bluster, the facts were ignored.
En medio de todo el alboroto, los hechos fueron ignorados.
02
fanfarronería, bravata
loud or boastful talk or behavior meant to impress or show bravery, often without real courage or substance
Ejemplos
Her bluster masked a deep insecurity.
Su fanfarronería ocultaba una profunda inseguridad.
03
vendaval, turbonada
a strong, noisy, and gusty wind, often accompanied by turbulent
Ejemplos
Outdoor events were postponed due to the impending bluster, ensuring the safety of attendees.
Los eventos al aire libre se pospusieron debido a la inminente ventisca, asegurando la seguridad de los asistentes.
to bluster
01
fanfarronear, bravuconear
to speak or act in a loud, boastful, or self-important way, often to impress or intimidate others
Intransitive
Ejemplos
She blustered through the interview, exaggerating her experience.
Ella fanfarroneó durante la entrevista, exagerando su experiencia.
02
soplar con fuerza, bramar
(of wind) to blow forcefully and noisily
Intransitive
Ejemplos
Outside, the sea breeze blustered against the windows.
Afuera, la brisa marina soplaba con fuerza contra las ventanas.
Árbol Léxico
blusterous
blustery
bluster
