英 [ˈʃəʊ ɒf] 美 [ˈʃoʊ ɔːf]
n. 爱炫耀的人；爱卖弄的人
show-off //
可数名词 If you say that someone is a show-off, you are criticizing them for trying to impress people by showing in a very obvious way what they can do or what they own. 爱卖弄的人
Many jet ski riders are big show-offs who stick around populated areas so everyone can see their turns and manoeuvres.
许多驾喷气式滑艇者都是极爱卖弄的人，他们总是出现在人多的地方，好让大家都能看到他们的翻转和各种熟练动作。
炫耀；卖弄
摆谱儿
... swagger 大摇大摆地走... show-off 炫耀 frippery 便宜而俗艳的服装...
... show-me 怀疑的 show-off 卖弄 showboat 演戏船 ...
爱炫耀的人；爱卖弄的人
When you strut your stuff, you're not being a show-off.
当你高视阔步的时候，你并不是在炫耀。
All right, there's no need to show off.
好啦，没有必要炫耀了。
He likes to show off how well he speaks French.
他喜欢向人展示他法语讲得有多好。
On first impression, Bolt may seem to be a show-off.
VOA : standard.2009.08.21
Such drivers would probably treat electric vehicles as second cars, and prize them for their green show-off value.
The first generation of premium buyers sought status and the ability to show-off.
In addition, she created a "snack nut" version to show-off the flavor: chocolate-covered pieces of cocoa beans packed in unadorned glass jars.