v.吹嘘；自负
vaunt的现在分词

原形：vaunt第三人称单数：vaunts过去式：vaunted过去分词：vaunted现在分词：vaunting

He was vaunting his new car to everyone who would listen, showing off its sleek design and advanced features.
他向每一个愿意倾听的人炫耀他的新车，展示其流线型设计和高级功能。
After winning the race, the athlete couldn't help but vaunt his victory, drawing attention to his impressive speed.
赢得比赛后，运动员忍不住夸耀他的胜利，强调他惊人的速度。
The businessman vaunted his company's success, believing that their accomplishments spoke for themselves.
这位商人自吹自擂地谈论公司的成功，认为他们的成就本身就足够说明问题。
She was known for her vaunting attitude, always boasting about her achievements and belittling others.
她以自大著称，总是夸耀自己的成就，贬低他人。
The football coach vaunted his team's discipline, claiming it was the key to their consecutive victories.
足球教练夸耀他的队伍纪律严明，声称这是他们连续获胜的关键。
The politician vaunted his foreign policy record, highlighting the peace treaties he had brokered.
政治家夸耀他在外交政策方面的记录，突出他所促成的和平条约。
Despite his modest beginnings, the actor vaunted his rise to fame, never forgetting where he came from.
尽管出身平凡，这位演员还是自夸他的成名之路，从未忘记自己的起点。
The chef vaunted the authenticity of his traditional recipes, insisting they were passed down through generations.
厨师自夸他传统的食谱的真实性，坚持它们是代代相传的。
The author vaunted her novel as a groundbreaking work, challenging societal norms in a unique way.
作者对自己的小说感到自豪，认为它是突破性的作品，以独特的方式挑战社会规范。
The scientist vaunted his latest discovery, predicting it would revolutionize the field of medicine.
这位科学家自夸他的最新发现，预测它将彻底改变医学领域。