swank

swank
intransitive verb
(coll.) angeben (ugs.) (about mit)
* * *
[swæðk] 1. verb
(a slang word for to behave or talk in a conceited way.) die Angeberei
2. noun
(a person who swanks.) der/die Angeber(in)
- academic.ru/72544/swanky">swanky
* * *
swank
[swæŋk]
(pej)
I. vi (fam) angeben fam, herumprotzen pej fam
to \swank about sth mit etw dat angeben
II. n no pl (fam) Prahlerei f pej, Protzerei f pej fam
I think these threats are just \swank ich glaube, diese Drohungen sind nur heiße Luft fam
* * *
[swŋk] (esp Brit inf)
1. n
1) (= boastfulness) Angabe f, Protzerei f (inf); (= ostentation) Schau f (inf)

it's just a lot of swank — das ist doch nur Angabe/Schau

2) (= person) Angeber(in) m(f)
2. vi
angeben (about mit)

to swank around — protzen (inf), große Töne spucken (inf)

* * *
swank [swæŋk] umg
A s
1. Angabe f, Protzerei f:
for swank aus Angabe
2. Br Angeber(in), Protz m
3. besonders US Schick m
B v/i protzen, prahlen, angeben
C adj besonders US swanky
* * *
intransitive verb
(coll.) angeben (ugs.) (about mit)
* * *
adj.
protzig adj.

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