swank
英 [swæŋk] 美 [swæŋk]

vi.

炫耀，卖弄；

v.

劳动( swink的过去式 )；做苦工；使劳累；使工作过度

变形

过去式：swanked过去分词：swanked现在分词：swanking第三人称单数：swanks

英英释义

swank[ swæŋk ]

• n.elegance by virtue of being fashionable

  同义词：chicchicnesschichimodishnesssmartnessstylishnesslast word

• v.display proudly; act ostentatiously or pretentiously

  同义词：flauntflashshow offostentate

• adj.imposingly fashionable and elegant

  "a swank apartment"

  同义词：swanky

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. People around here don't swank about their money.
   这附近的人们都不会炫耀他们有多少钱。
2. She's swanking just because they said her essay was the best.
   皆因人称她的文章最好，她就忘乎所以了。

用作名词(n.)

1. In spite of all his swank, he has never achieved very much.
   无论他如何炫耀，他其实并没有取得多少成就。
2. He just relies on bluff and putting on a show with his bright ideas and his swank!
   他的法宝就是说大话,像煞有介事,满嘴的有办法,有把握！
3. Don't be such a swank.
   别那么招摇。

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