braggart

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Mr Corzine, perhaps because of the need to be tight-lipped hen he ran Goldman Sachs, is not a natural braggart.
當(dāng)他掌管高盛集團(tuán)時，迫于工作需要，他總是金口緊閉，然而，或許考尼茲本來就不是個天生的自夸自耀者。
Mr Corzine, perhaps because of the need to be tight-lipped when he ran Goldman Sachs, is not a natural braggart.
或許是因為在掌管高盛公司時必須守口如瓶，考尼茲先生做不到輕松自如地自賣自夸。
Her father was an old unmarried professor of mathematics, a brutal man and a braggart, who went out to give lessons in spite of his age.
她的父親是個性情粗暴、愛吹牛的老數(shù)學(xué)教師，從沒正式結(jié)過婚，雖然上了年紀(jì)，卻還靠替人補(bǔ)課度日。

And while Hebborn was a narcissist and braggart, he was also a bolder thinker than Dutton.
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Would I come off as a braggart if I argued that I was more deserving than colleagues?
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Some of its old-world gentility remains: Goldman agreed to talk for this story only reluctantly, wary of looking like a braggart.
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someone who proudly talks a lot about himself or herself and his or her achievements or possessions