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Brouillard.
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French
French
I. blustering [Brit ˈblʌstərɪŋ, Am ˈbləstərɪŋ] N U
blustering (boasting)
fanfaronnades fpl
blustering (rage)
fulminations fpl
II. blustering [Brit ˈblʌstərɪŋ, Am ˈbləstərɪŋ] ADJ
blustering (boastful)
fanfaron/-onne
blustering (angry)
braillard
I. bluster [Brit ˈblʌstə, Am ˈbləstər] N
1. bluster (of wind):
bluster
bourrasque f
2. bluster fig:
bluster (angry)
fulminations fpl
bluster (boasting)
fanfaronnades fpl
II. bluster [Brit ˈblʌstə, Am ˈbləstər] VB intr
1. bluster wind:
bluster
souffler en bourrasques
bluster (violently)
souffler en tempête
2. bluster fig person:
bluster (angrily)
fulminer (at sb contre qn)
bluster (boastfully)
fanfaronner
French
French
English
English
bravache
blustering
I. bluster [ˈblʌstəʳ, Am -tɚ] VB intr
1. bluster (blow wind):
bluster
souffler en rafales
2. bluster (speak):
bluster
tempêter
3. bluster (boast):
bluster
fanfaronner
II. bluster [ˈblʌstəʳ, Am -tɚ] N no pl, no art
bluster
tapage m
I. bluster [ˈblʌs·tər] VB intr
1. bluster (blow wind):
bluster
souffler en rafales
2. bluster (speak):
bluster
tempêter
3. bluster (boast):
bluster
fanfaronner
II. bluster [ˈblʌs·tər] N no art
bluster
tapage m
Present
Ibluster
youbluster
he/she/itblusters
webluster
youbluster
theybluster
Past
Iblustered
youblustered
he/she/itblustered
weblustered
youblustered
theyblustered
Present Perfect
Ihaveblustered
youhaveblustered
he/she/ithasblustered
wehaveblustered
youhaveblustered
theyhaveblustered
Past Perfect
Ihadblustered
youhadblustered
he/she/ithadblustered
wehadblustered
youhadblustered
theyhadblustered
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
When confronted with problems he blustered, cajoled, and criticized, but he would not do anything.
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It was mainly bluster, but someone did get hospitalised.
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No feats of technological showmanship, no grandiose bluster... just slick, knowing negotiation with just enough magical defence to show that he can hold his own.
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It sounded less like bluster than confession.
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Despite all the bluster, the arguments today will be inconsequential.
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