blustered

英 [ˈblʌstəd]

美 [ˈblʌstərd]

v.  气势汹汹地说话，咄咄逼人，威吓(但效果不大); 狂吹; 咆哮
bluster的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 咆哮；叫嚷
  If you say that someoneis blustering, you mean that they are speaking aggressively but without authority, often because they are angry or offended.
  1. 'That's lunacy,' he blustered...
     “那真是疯了，”他吼道。
  2. He was still blustering, but there was panic in his eyes.
     他嘴上还在叫嚷着，但眼里却流露出恐慌。
  3. Blusteris also a noun.
     
  4. ...the bluster of the Conservatives' campaign.
     保守党来势汹汹的宣传运动

双语例句

• Mr Mubarak and his allies had blustered about foreign diktats.
  穆巴拉克及其盟友曾经拿外国发号施令大做文章。
• I wanted to turn and shout for Clarissa, but they were watching me, I knew, and I had blustered so much up there I was ashamed.
  我想转身去叫克拉莉莎，但他们都在看着我，我知道，况且我在山上又如此口出狂言，羞愧难当。
• He blustered out what he would do if he caught us.
  他威胁说，如果他抓到我们，就会如何如何处置。
• A late moth blustered in to find the fire.
  一只迟栖的飞蛾，拼命扑向烈火。
• He blustered out a threat.
  他气势汹汹地发出威胁之词。
• He blustered and shouted at everyone.
  他气势汹汹地朝每个人大喊大叫。
• My character is known all over the state, blustered magnus.
  “我的人格是全州闻名的，”曼克奈斯咆哮道。
• They blustered and swore that the pictures were fakes.
  他们怒气冲冲，肯定地说那些画是赝品。
• "You had no right to do it, no right at all," he blustered.
  你没有权力那样做，根本没有权力，他气势汹汹地说。
• They blustered it out and swore that they were innocent.
  他们强词夺理，发誓自己是无辜的。