blusters

n.

大声的威吓( bluster的名词复数 )；狂风声，巨浪声；

v.

外强中干的威吓( bluster的第三人称单数 )；咆哮；（风）呼啸；狂吹

1. He blustered his way through the crowd.
   他吆喝着挤过人群。
2. They blustered about how they would beat us all up.
   他们威胁说他们要如何痛打我们大家。
3. The gale blustered all night.
   大风刮了一夜。
4. The storm is blustering northeastward across the open Atlantic.
   风暴正向东北方向移动，吹向广袤的大西洋。
5. He always tries to bluster his way out of difficult situations.
   他总是自吹自擂以摆脱困境。
6. Instead of admitting when we do not know something, we bluff and bluster.
   我们总不愿意承认我们的无知，而是能吹则吹，能唬则唬。

1. We could hear the bluster of the wind and rain.
   我们能听到狂风暴雨的吹打声。
2. Much of his bluster rose from timidity.
   他的吵嚷大都是由于怯懦。
3. I wasn't frightened by what he said, it was just bluster.
   他说的话吓不倒我——不过是雷声大，雨点小。
4. He impressed no one by his bluster.
   他的大话没有给任何人留下印象。

Dust blusters
Ghost Blusters
Fayed Blusters Once Too Often
Woodward blusters in `Dead Body'
As NK Blusters, SK Talks of Nuclear Arms
We've Got the World Cup Edge over England, Blusters Bok Coach
BERNIE BLUSTERS, BAHRAIN BURNS; F1 Boss Rejects Call to Halt Grand Prix in Rant about Mass Protests
Far-Reaching Frances Blusters through; Destruction, Power Outages Reported across South Georgia
Sludge for brains; BP BLUNDERS, BLUSTERS ITSELF INTO ONE HECKUVA POLLUTION MESS.(Greg Hinz)
O.J. ON TRIAL; The Sound of One Glove Clapping; Bailey Blusters, Fuhrman Unshaken