dicionário polonês - Inglês

język polski - English

szpanować inglês:

1. flash around



2. flex


A woman flexes her muscles. An example of flex is to bend the knee.
Look at this guy flexing his muscles! Who is he trying to impress

Inglês palavra "szpanować"(flex) ocorre em conjuntos:

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3. hype


There’s been a lot of media hype surrounding this movie.
There was much hype in all media about the lethal virus which possibly got out of the laboratory.
They tried to hype that new product but they failed.
Whether or not the reality lives up to the hype (or will in the future), I don’t know.
Don't believe in all the hype.
Well, we've had enough hype about the World Cup today and we're out of time.
There's been a lot of hype around/surrounding his latest film
They hyped their product so much they might be sorry for that.
They have generated a lot of hype about their new movie.
A good hype can sell anything.
I don't understand a hype around this man.
Don't believe all the hype. The new waterpark is not going to be as exciting as it sounds.
Informal. It's being hyped as the musical event of the year.
The hype surrounding the release of the new science fiction movie was just too much.
We all are victims to marketing hype.

4. to strut one's stuff



5. show off


I'm going to wear my new necklace to school so I can show off to my friends.
to attract the eye of the customer and show off the goods to their best advantage.
You always show off at parties.
The main reason they formed the band was to show off in front of the girls at school.
I couldn't wait to show off my new ring
You don't have to show off to impress me.
John likes to show off his sports car.
she always show off with their money
She's bringing her daughter to show off her musical skills.
Just because he's rich, it doesn't mean he must show off so much.