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se jacta
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Spanish
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I. boast [Am boʊst, Brit bəʊst] VB intr
boast
alardear
boast
presumir
boast
fanfarronear
to boast about/of sth
alardear or jactarse or vanagloriarse de algo
that's nothing to boast about
no es como para enorgullecerse or vanagloriarse
II. boast [Am boʊst, Brit bəʊst] VB trans
1. boast (brag):
I won, he boasted
—gané yo —dijo vanagloriándose
2. boast (possess):
boast
contar con
III. boast [Am boʊst, Brit bəʊst] N
1. boast (bragging claim):
boast
alarde m
boast
fanfarronada f inf
boast of or about sth
alarde de algo
2. boast (cause of pride):
it is her proud boast that she has never borrowed money
se jacta de que nunca ha pedido dinero prestado
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
vanagloriarse de algo
to boast o brag about sth
se vanagloria de su origen familiar
he boasts o brags about his background
alardear
to boast
alardear de algo
to boast about sth
alardea de rico
he boasts about how rich he is
cachetonearse de algo
to brag o boast about sth
se cachetonea de ser el mejor
he brags o boasts about being the best o that he's the best
ufanarse de o con algo
to boast about o of sth
echada
boast
gloriarse de algo
to boast of sth
cuenta con un excelente plantel de profesores
it boasts an excellent teaching staff o team
fanfarronear (al hablar)
to boast
tirarse el nardo de algo Spain inf
to boast about sth
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. boast [bəʊst, Am boʊst] VB intr
boast
alardear
to boast about/of sth
vanagloriarse sobre/de algo
II. boast [bəʊst, Am boʊst] VB trans (be proud of)
boast
enorgullecerse de
this house boasts 10 rooms
esta casa cuenta con 10 habitaciones
III. boast [bəʊst, Am boʊst] N
boast
alarde m
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
baladronada
boast
vanagloriarse
to boast
preciarse de algo
to boast about sth
ensoberbecerse de algo
to boast about sth
jactarse de algo
to boast of [or about] sth
alardear de algo (presumir)
to boast about sth
echar bocanadas fig
to boast
glorificarse de algo
to boast about sth
blasonar de algo
to boast about sth
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. boast [boʊst] VB intr
boast
alardear
to boast about/of sth
vanagloriarse sobre/de algo
II. boast [boʊst] VB trans
boast (be proud of)
enorgullecerse de
(have) this house boasts 10 rooms
esta casa cuenta con 10 habitaciones
III. boast [boʊst] N
boast
alarde m
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
vanagloriarse
to boast
alardear de algo
to boast about sth
echar bocanadas fig
to boast
gloriarsese de algo
to boast about sth
jactarse de algo
to boast of [or about] sth
preciarse de algo
to boast about sth
glorificarse de algo
to boast about sth
ensalzar
to boast
fardar (presumir)
to boast
Present
Iboast
youboast
he/she/itboasts
weboast
youboast
theyboast
Past
Iboasted
youboasted
he/she/itboasted
weboasted
youboasted
theyboasted
Present Perfect
Ihaveboasted
youhaveboasted
he/she/ithasboasted
wehaveboasted
youhaveboasted
theyhaveboasted
Past Perfect
Ihadboasted
youhadboasted
he/she/ithadboasted
wehadboasted
youhadboasted
theyhadboasted
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
to boast about/of sth
vanagloriarse sobre/de algo
this house boasts 10 rooms
esta casa cuenta con 10 habitaciones
jactarse de algo
to boast of [or about] sth
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
In its heyday, the town boasted government offices, saloons, stores and a brewery, and housed 5,000 people or more.
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It boasts some 242,200 square meters of built area.
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They were undefeated, boasting a 12-0 record, including 8-0 in conference play.
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It boasts reverb, long delay, and a pattern sequencer.
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Both courses boast a rich heritage as each is over 100 years old.
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