flaunter

/flˈɔntɚ/ noun

Someone who flaunts.

Word Origin From flaunt, a word of uncertain origin, possibly from a Scandinavian source meaning 'to flutter, wave.' A flaunter is one who flaunts. The word flaunt itself first appeared in the 16th century with the sense of 'to wave proudly.'

noun Someone who flaunts. countable

She was a flaunter of her wealth, always wearing designer clothes and driving expensive cars.

(名词) 炫耀者

她是个炫富者,总是穿名牌衣服,开豪车。

(sustantivo) Alguien que alardea o presume.

Ella era una presumida de su riqueza, siempre usando ropa de diseñador y conduciendo autos caros.

(nom) exhibitionniste; frimeur; m'as-tu-vu; vantard [Personne qui fait étalage de quelque chose avec ostentation, en particulier de sa richesse ou de ses succès.]

Elle était une **flaunter** de sa richesse, portant toujours des vêtements de marque et conduisant des voitures hors de prix.

(Substantiv) Protz; Angeber; Prahlhans [Person, die etwas demonstrativ zur Schau stellt, insbesondere Reichtum, Erfolg oder Fähigkeiten.]

Sie war eine **flaunter** ihres Vermögens und trug nur Designerkleidung.

(名詞) 自分の持ち物や成功を人前で誇らしげに見せびらかす人。

彼女は富を見せびらかす人で、いつもデザイナーの服を着て高級車を乗り回していた。

(substantivo) ostentador; exibido; pavio [Alguém que ostenta.]

Ela era uma ostentadora de sua riqueza, sempre usando roupas de grife e dirigindo carros caros.

Word parts: flaunt + er

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