blusters

blusters

美 [ˈblʌstər] 　英 [ˈblʌstə(r)]

• v.(人)咆哮；(风等)狂吹；(浪等)汹涌；喝叱
• n.恫吓；大话；狂风声
• 网络虚张声势

词形变化

第三人称单数：blusters  现在分词：blustering  过去式：blustered  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. (人)咆哮,嚷 2. (风等)狂吹;(浪等)汹涌 3. 喝叱,恐吓 4. 怒冲冲地说 (out, forth)
n.	1. 恫吓;大话 2. 狂风声,惊涛骇浪声,喧嚣声

英英解释

n.	1. angry or threatening talk or behavior from someone who wants to hide their fear or nervousness

例句

Film professor J. K. says these films will probably not the be block blusters blockbusters, with simple sequels and spin-offs on television.

电影学教授J.K。表示随着结局和电视剧在电视播出后，这些电影通常不会一鸣惊人。

She blusters so much it's hard to believe her.

她尽说大话，叫人很难相信她。

Sikelali dares to shout the season competes for four crown's slogans, is not blusters .

斯科拉里敢于喊出赛季争夺四冠的口号，绝不是虚张声势。

"If they don't open the border, we will export our revolution, " blusters Isa Omurkulov, the combative new mayor of Bishkek.

比什凯克好战派新市长IsaOmurkulov气势汹汹地说：“如果他们不开放边境，我们可就要出口革命了。”