Bluster
01
喧闹, 骚动
loud, noisy commotion or turbulence
例子
The bluster in the streets made it hard to hear the announcement.
喧嚣在街道上使得难以听到公告。
Political bluster filled the hall during the heated debate.
激烈的辩论期间，政治喧嚣充满了大厅。
02
虚张声势, 夸夸其谈
loud or boastful talk or behavior meant to impress or show bravery, often without real courage or substance
例子
His threats were nothing but bluster.
他的威胁不过是虚张声势。
The politician 's speech was full of empty bluster.
这位政治家的演讲充满了空洞的虚张声势。
03
狂风, 暴风
a strong, noisy, and gusty wind, often accompanied by turbulent
例子
The weather report warned of a bluster expected to sweep through the region, bringing strong winds and unsettled conditions.
天气预报警告说，预计会有狂风席卷该地区，带来强风和不稳定的天气状况。
As the bluster intensified, tree branches swayed vigorously and loose debris scattered across the streets.
随着狂风加剧，树枝剧烈摇摆，松散的碎片散落在街道上。
to bluster
01
吹嘘, 夸夸其谈
to speak or act in a loud, boastful, or self-important way, often to impress or intimidate others
Intransitive
例子
He blustered about his achievements to anyone who would listen.
他向任何愿意听的人吹嘘自己的成就。
The manager blustered at the staff instead of addressing the real issue.
经理在员工面前吹嘘，而不是解决真正的问题。
02
呼啸, 怒号
(of wind) to blow forcefully and noisily
Intransitive
例子
The cold wind blustered through the narrow streets.
冷风呼啸着吹过狭窄的街道。
Storm clouds gathered and the wind began to bluster.
暴风云聚集，风开始猛烈地吹。
词汇树
blusterous
blustery
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