swagger

vi.

昂首阔步；夸耀，炫耀；

vt.

恐吓或欺负（某人）；

n.

昂首阔步；吹嘘，自大；

adj.

〈口〉漂亮的；时髦的；

过去式：swaggered过去分词：swaggered现在分词：swaggering第三人称单数：swaggers

1. He emerged with a macho swagger.
   他大摇大摆地走了出来。

1. He emerged with a macho swagger.
   他大摇大摆地走了出来。
2. Now she was going to make up for this, she wanted to swagger around the streets and markets enjoying herself with Xiangzi.
   现在，她要捞回来这点缺欠，要大摇大摆的在街上，在庙会上，同着祥子去玩。

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