brag

• n. 自慢する、自慢する
• vi. 自慢する、自慢する
• vt.自慢する、自慢する
• n.（自慢する）人の名前；（スウェーデンの）プラハ

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brag

brag: [13] Brag first turned up in English as an adjective, meaning ‘spirited’ or ‘boastful’; the verb and noun did not appear until the 14th century. Where English got the word from, however, remains a mystery. French has braguer ‘brag’, but it is not clear whether English borrowed from French, or vice versa; French did, however, contribute the derivative bragard, which English adopted as braggart [16]. This probably also formed the basis of braggadocio, an Italianate coinage first used by the poet Edmund Spenser as a personification of ‘boastfulness’ in his Faerie Queene 1590.

brag (n.)

late 14c., "pomp; arrogance, pride;" see brag (v.); the exact relationship of the forms is uncertain. Meaning "that which is boasted" is from 1530s. As a once-popular poker-like card game, from 1734.

brag (v.)

mid-14c., braggen "to make a loud sound," also "to talk boastfully," of obscure origin, perhaps related to bray of a trumpet, or related to the Middle English adjective brag "ostentatious, proud; spirited, brave" (early 14c.), which probably is from Celtic. Other sources suggest Old Norse bragr "the best, the toast (of anything)," also "poetry." Also see braggart for another possibility. Related: Bragged; bragging.

1. Don 't brag about what you 're going to do.Get something done.

吹かないで、具体的な成績を出してからにしよう。

2.He made brag of his skill.

彼は自分の技術が優れていることを自慢している。

3.His wealth is his brag .

彼は彼の富を誇張している。

4.You 've done nothing but brag around ever since you 've been here."

ここに来てから、あなたは何もしないで、自画自賛します。

5. Hung - chien said with a smile, " Don't brag .

鴻漸は笑った。「吹いてはいけない。