v.咆哮，气势汹汹地说话，咄咄逼人，威吓(但效果不大)，狂吹
n.吓唬，怒号，狂风声，巨浪声

原形：bluster第三人称单数：blusters复数：blusters过去式：blustered过去分词：blustered现在分词：blustering

The politician's speech was full of bluster and empty promises.
这位政治家的演讲充满了夸夸其谈和空洞的承诺。
He tried to intimidate his opponents with a lot of bluster and aggressive language.
他试图用大量嚣张的言辞和攻击性的语言来吓唬对手。
Despite his bluster about being an expert, he couldn't answer even the simplest question.
尽管他大肆吹嘘自己是专家，却连最简单的问题都回答不上来。
The storm outside raged with wind and bluster, shaking the windows violently.
外面的风暴狂风怒号，猛烈地摇晃着窗户。
Her opponent's bluster only made her more determined to win the debate.
对手的虚张声势反而使她更加决心赢得辩论。
Don't be fooled by his blustering manner; he's actually quite timid.
不要被他那虚张声势的态度所欺骗，其实他相当胆小。
The coach's halftime speech was all bluster and no strategy, leaving the team confused.
教练在中场休息时的讲话全是虚张声势，没有策略，让队员们感到困惑。
He entered the room with a great bluster, trying to command attention.
他大摇大摆地走进房间，试图引起注意。
The critic's review was filled with bluster and personal attacks rather than constructive criticism.
评论家的评论中充满了浮夸和人身攻击，而非建设性的批评。
The salesman's bluster about the product's superiority couldn't hide its obvious flaws.
销售员对于产品优越性的夸夸其谈无法掩盖其显而易见的缺陷。