fardar - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to peacock  | peacocked, peacocked | [fig.]	fardar [coll.] (Span.)
to show off	fardar [coll.] (Span.)
to sashay  | sashayed, sashayed |   chiefly  (Amer.) [coll.]	fardar [coll.] (Span.)
to brag (about sth.)  | bragged, bragged |	fardar de algo [coll.] (Span.)
to swagger (about sth.)  | swaggered, swaggered |	fardar de algo [coll.] (Span.)
to blow one's own trumpet   chiefly  (Brit.)	fardar de algo [coll.] (Span.)
to boast about (or: of) sth.  | boasted, boasted |   - speak too proudly	fardar (de algo) [coll.] (Span.)
to flaunt sth.  | flaunted, flaunted |	fardar de algo [coll.] (Span.)   - presumir
to put on the dog (Amer.) [coll.]	fardar de algo [coll.] (Span.)   - presumir

Orthographically similar words

cardar, tardar

Related search terms

jactarse, pavonearse, envalentonarse, pomponearse, alardear, chicanear, presumir, florearse, exhibirse, vanagloriarse, pompearse, chulearse, fanfarronear