| 词汇 | 虚张声势 |
| 释义 | 虚张声势 辨形“声”，不能写作“生”。 辨形“声”，不能写作“生”。 歇后语大王庙里的看门神；打猫儿吓贼；两个瞎子划拳；走夜路吹口哨 法文donner le change sur sa puissance à qn.faire du battage 俄文напускнáя бравáдабахвáлиться своей мнимой силой 德文mit Lǎrm Stǎrke vortǎuschen 拉丁文brutum fulmen 反义词 The sullen, vacant prosecutor submits her closing arguments on a floppy disk; the bullying detective bristles with bravado but cannot look Mr Zúñiga in the eye. The temptation, when coming up with projects such as these, is to plump with much bravado for either an elitist or a populist approach. And rather than assuming that everyone will adhere to the maritime traffic code, which determines who has right of way, it can incorporate acts of bravado and incompetence. Republicans snort that he was bluffing all along when he said he would get tough in Afghanistan. Talk of Britain getting the single- market portfolio was also bluff, as the parliament would have vetoed a Briton in charge of financial services. Bravado in the face of repeated setbacks seems to be shared by the public. She bluffed him into thinking that her gun was loaded. I was bluffing, attempting to hide my fear. I am inclined to believe in the legendary bravado, in that mad laughter of the healthy man provoking a non- existent God. I said, calling her bluff. Many people thought he was bluffing. Israel may have outbluffed America, using the power of its supporters in Congress, but it stands increasingly isolated in the world. Then again, who is bluffing whom, in a game with billion- dollar stakes? This is not bravado. As with the warnings about China’s response to passage of the currency legislation, the warning about arms sales is probably not a bluff. This only works if you are prepared for the possibility that your employer will call your bluff. Many Democrats, in turn, think they have been too quick to compromise in recent budget battles and are determined to call the Republicans’ bluff for once. A good player’s tactics will involve deception such as bluffing and slow-playing, both of which create more complexities. Sometimes they can back up the bravado with prodigious intelligence and skill, but even those who can't probably think they can. Well, John Edwards has just called Mr. Obama’s bluff, by proposing that individuals be required to show proof of insurance when filing income taxes or receiving health care. |
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