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摆功

Word · VerbTraditional擺功

boast about one's achievements; parade one's merits

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to boast about one's achievements; to parade one's merits

Often implies a negative connotation of being boastful, showy, or self-promoting. Common in both spoken and written Chinese.

Tā他
měi每
cì次
kāi开
huì会
dōu都
xǐ喜
huān欢
bǎi摆
gōng功
 ,
zhēn真
ràng让
rén人
tǎo讨
yàn厌
 。

He loves to boast about his achievements every time we have a meeting, which is really annoying.

Jīng经
lǐ理
zài在
huì会
shàng上
bù不
pī批
píng评
wèn问
tí题
 ,
fǎn反
ér而
tì替
zì自
jǐ己
bù部
mén门
bǎi摆
gōng功
 。

The manager didn't criticize the problems at the meeting; instead, he boasted about his own department's merits.

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Bǎi摆
gōng功
bù不
rú如
shí实
gàn干
 。

Boasting about one's achievements is not as good as solid work.

Tā他
gāng刚
yǒu有
diǎn点
chéng成
jì绩
jiù就
dào到
chù处
bǎi摆
gōng功
 。

He started boasting everywhere as soon as he achieved a little success.