1.大摇大摆地走 (about; in; out);摆架子,装模作样;傲慢;吹牛,说大话 (about)
2.吹牛恫吓
1.昂首阔步;摆架子;傲慢态度
1.〈口〉漂亮的,(衣服等)时髦的
1.to walk in a proud and confident way
2.to talk in a proud way about yourself
1.a proud and confident way of walking or behaving
1.Last month TCS's shares, which had swaggered earlier in the year, slumped as it posted disappointing quarterly figures.
今年初，TCS的股价还在高位徘徊，但上个月公布了令人失望的季度数据后，股价下跌。
2.He took his prize and swaggered back to his seat.
他领奖後洋洋得意地回到自己的座位上。
3.I swaggered around the yard a bit, keeping to myself, reliving every moment in the water that day.
我独自一人在院子里大摇大摆地走了一会儿，重温白天在水里的每一刻。
4.Boehner has proved to be an anti-Gingrich: humble where Gingrich swaggered, pragmatic where Gingrich was ideological.
博纳已被证明是一个反金里奇：在金里奇大摇大摆地谦虚，务实的思想在金里奇。
5.He swaggered away happily with the proud smile of a champion, his shriveled head high and his emaciated chest out.
他昂起皱缩的脑袋，挺起消瘦的胸脯，脸上挂着冠军的那种得意微笑，欢欢喜喜，大摇大摆地走了。
6.Now it has swaggered into a new line of business: real estate.
现在，它已昂首阔步地进军另一个新行业：房地产。
7.A speckled hen swaggered down the main street of the "settlement" , cackling foolishly.
一只花母鸡沿着“居民点”的大街一摇一晃地走着，一面咯咯地傻叫。
8.Nothing swaggered with a raucous noise to disarrange the perfect harmony.
没有任何东西以粗哑刺耳的噪音扰乱这完美的和谐。
9.He often swaggered and swindled under the guise of the company's name.
他经常假借公司的名义来招摇撞骗。
10.Then she swaggered into Johnsy's room with her drawing board, whistling ragtime.
然后，她拿起画板，吹着拉格泰姆音乐调子，昂首阔步地走进琼珊的房间。