bluffest

发音: US [blʌf] UK [blʌf]

同义词

abrupt blunt brusque brusk crusty curt downright short short-spoken snippy unceremonious

adj.	1. 【航】(船头等)前端平阔而垂直的 2. 直率的,爽快的,坦率的;粗率的 3. 绝壁的,壁立的,陡峭的
n.	1. (船头等的)鼓起部分 2. 峭壁,断崖 3. 欺骗,吓唬 4. 虚张声势的人;吓唬人的人
v.	1. (虚张声势地)恐吓,吓唬 2. 〈俚〉以假象欺骗;假装 3. 【牌】(持弱牌时)下大注吓倒(对方) 4. 虚张声势,装腔作势

I learnt that sulking, crying, moping, and malingering were bluffs that paid.
资料来源: C. Connolly
There's a lot of bluff goes with this act; he knows nothing about brandy.
资料来源: A. Wilson
I maul'd you when you look'd so bluff.
资料来源: Swift
Finally wound up with a bluff 'Go, or let alone'.
资料来源: Lytton
You're so blunt and bluff lately, so outspoken!
资料来源: B. Plain
I bluffed him by giving him the impression that I was absolutely certain.
资料来源: Conan Doyle
There was considerable feeling..that Hitler and Mussolini were just bluffing. Show strength and they will back down.
资料来源: J. F. Kennedy

adj.	1. someone who is bluff has a very direct manner that might offend some people, but is friendly and happy and does not intend to upset anyone; used about the behavior of such a person
n.	1. an attempt to give a false idea to someone about what you intend to do, or about the facts of a situation, especially in order to gain an advantage 2. a steep cliff by the ocean or by a riverThis word is often used in the names of places.
v.	1. to deliberately give a false idea to someone about what you intend to do, or about the facts of a situation, especially in order to gain an advantage