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bragging rights ˈbræɡɪŋraɪts 短语⁶⁵⁶⁷³
基本例句
n.炫耀的权利；吹嘘的资格；狂傲资本
Japan lost their battle for runner-up bragging rights to South Korea, who managed76 golds to their rivals'48 and cut into Japan's traditional strongholds of judo, wrestling and swimming.
亚军争夺战，日本输给了韩国。韩国总共取得76枚金牌，日本48枚。在柔道、摔跤和游泳这些日本传统优势项目上，韩国击败了日本。 yeeyan
Many, particularly hackers, are also motivated by the challenges of sophisticated security systems and the bragging rights they gain when they foil them.
而许多团伙成员，特别是黑客们，会从挑战复杂的安保系统以及一旦攻击得手则会得到吹嘘的资本中获得满足和动力。 yeeyan
She enjoys having bragging rights about her“ virginal daughter, ” and never fails to bring it up with family and friends.
她很享受有资格夸耀自己的“处女女儿”，能够一次次向家人和朋友说起。 yeeyan
The answer matters, and not just in order to award the historical bragging rights.
这个问题的答案很重要，不只是为了奖励它们吹嘘自己的历史。 kekenet
They've never had much practical use for anything besides bragging rights, but they were as American as a quarter pounder with cheese.
除了作为车主炫耀的资本之外，它们从来没有多少实际的用处。不过它们像麦当劳的“足三两”汉堡，是标准美国货的象征。 fortunechina |