swaggering in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for swaggering in the English»Italian Dictionary

swaggering [Brit ˈswaɡərɪŋ] ADJ

swaggering

arrogante

swaggering

spavaldo

I.swagger [Brit ˈswaɡə, Am ˈswæɡər] N

swagger

andatura f spavalda, impettita

with a swagger

pavoneggiandosi

II.swagger [Brit ˈswaɡə, Am ˈswæɡər] VB intr

1. swagger (walk):

swagger

camminare tutto impettito, tronfio, pavoneggiarsi

to swagger in, out

entrare, uscire impettito

2. swagger (boast):

swagger

vantarsi, pavoneggiarsi (about di)

swagger stick [Am ˈswæɡər stɪk] N Am

swagger stick MIL → swagger cane

See also swagger cane

swagger cane [ˈswæɡəkeɪn] N Brit MIL

swagger cane

bastone m

swagger cane [ˈswæɡəkeɪn] N Brit MIL

swagger cane

bastone m

swagger coat [ˈswæɡəkəʊt] N

swagger coat

= cappotto trequarti con una mantellina sulle spalle

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andatura impettita

strut, swagger

camminare (tutto) impettito

to strut along, to swagger, to prance

swaggering in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for swaggering in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.swagger [ˈswæ·gɚ] N

swagger

arroganza f

II.swagger [ˈswæ·gɚ] VB intr

swagger

pavoneggiarsi

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He added that the album spends more time on the softer side in comparison to the swaggering of most of his previous albums.

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Instead, they capture the cool demeanor and proud, swaggering gait of their namesake.

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A world apart from the kingly bravado of most reggaeton vocalists, not to mention the obligatory glimmers of misogyny and violence that accompany such streetwise swaggering.

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A swaggering example of his ferocious talent, it's every bit the match of his best work.

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When he began bringing fans into his life through social media, he revealed an unexpectedly endearing side to his otherwise swaggering and hypercompetitive persona.

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The band's image of themselves as swaggering, pioneering visionaries meant employing a backwards perspective instead of looking forward.

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He inhabits it fully, strutting and swaggering and even, spoofing himself.

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Here are six swaggering songs that, by rights, should have graced the titles of one of 007's adventures.

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Gym is a forceful, swaggering man who carries a katana as an affectation.

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The deafening, swaggering roar of their music was made to be loud, fast, and as sweaty as possible.

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