bravado是什么意思，bravado的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

bravado英标

英:/'brəˈvɑːdəʊ/ 美:/'brəˈvɑːdoʊ/

虚张声势

复数 bravados或bravadoes

GRE,SAT

n. 虚张声势；冒险

His meaningless actions are pure bravado.

他毫无意义的行为纯粹是虚张声势。

Her bravado was nothing more than a bid for attention.

她的虚张声势不过是想赢得别人的关注罢了。

Do not work with a bravado mentality, to be clear about our positioning.

工作时不能有逞能的心态，要明确我们自己的定位。

I'm not scared, insisted Gavin, making a show of bravado in front of his friends.

我不害怕加文坚持说在他的朋友面前逞强

You won't get away with this, he said with unexpected bravado.

“你逃脱不了的,”他带着出人意料的假自信说道。

As a footnote, I should add that there was one point on which his bravado was more than justified.

作为补充说明，我应该再加一点，他表现得过于逞强。

The bravado was wearing off.

那种虚张声势的作用正在逐渐消失。

This is not bravado.

这并非虚张声势。

I was even losing my normal bravado.

我甚至快失掉我一贯的勇气。

n.|risk/throw/venture/adventure;虚张声势；冒险

Bravado是一个英语单词，意思是虚张声势，表现出的勇气或自信。

His bravado was nothing more than a front to cover up his fear. (他的虚张声势只是掩盖他的恐惧。)
The politician's bravado won over the crowd, but he failed to deliver on his promises. (政治家的虚张声势赢得了人们的欢呼，但他没有兑现承诺。)

Bravado通常用于形容一种表面上的勇气或自信，实际上是为了掩盖内心的恐惧或不安全感。这个词通常带有贬义。

Bravado可以形容人们表现出的不真实的勇气或自信。这种行为往往源于内心的恐惧、不安全感或自卑感。Bravado的表现形式可能是夸张或过度自信的言行举止，目的是掩盖内心的恐惧或不安全感。这种行为通常被认为是不真实或虚伪的。