blustering

基本解釋

Indeed, bar wandering off the stage to go to the loo, the normally blustering Buffalo businessman was unusually uneventful.
而事實(shí)上，除了從舞臺(tái)上下來就會(huì)去厠所外，這名平?？癖┑膩碜詠逊_的商人異常平靜。
But the evidence from the laptops suggests that there is certainly a case to be answered—by something more than a blustering denial.
但是來自於這些手提電腦的証據(jù)表明：顯然有問題需要廻答——且不是咆哮著否認(rèn)就可以解決得了的。
Somehow, despite the blustering of politicians and the protests of organised labour, great companies like this one have been slipping out of British control.
不知什麼原因，盡琯政治家們大發(fā)雷霆，工人們也組織起來進(jìn)行抗議，但吉百利這樣的大公司的控制權(quán)一直在從英國手中霤走。

But the evidence from the laptops suggests that there is certainly a case to be answered—by something more than a blustering denial.
ECONOMIST: Colombia and Venezuela

If you say that someone is blustering, you mean that they are speaking aggressively but without authority, often because they are angry or offended.
Bluster is also a noun.