bluster
美[ˈblʌstɚ] n.吓唬，怒号；狂风声，巨浪声
网络咆哮；风狂吹；虾或吓唬；汹涌
1 . Of course, his bluster was directed against me as well.
当然, 他指桑骂槐,矛头是针对我的.
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2 . We could hear the bluster of the wind and rain.
我们能听到狂风暴雨的吹打声.
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3 . He was inclined to bluster at first, but he soon dropped.
起初他老爱吵闹一阵, 可是不久就不做声了.
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4 . Military planning drove decisions; bluster and posturing drove diplomacy.
决定受军事策划的驱使; 外交受恐吓和故作姿态的驱使.
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5 . Lou began to bluster, as he always did when he talked politics.
娄开始打开了话匣子,只要谈政治, 他总是这样.
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1.noisy confusion and turbulence;
he was awakened by the bluster of their preparations
2.a swaggering show of courage
3.a violent gusty wind
4.vain and empty boasting
1.blow hard; be gusty, as of wind;
A southeaster blustered onshore
2.show off
3.act in an arrogant, overly self-assured, or conceited manner