big-note UK
ˈbɪɡ.noʊt
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Definition of big-note - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
impressive statementUKstatement made to impress othersUK
  • The meeting was full of big-notes about their success.
boast brag
2.
self-promotionUKact of promoting oneself excessivelyUK
  • He is known for his big-note at meetings.
boasting self-aggrandizement

Verb

intr.
1.
self-promotionUKboast or brag about oneselfUK
  • He likes to big-note himself at parties..
brag
2.
exaggerationUSboast in an exaggerated mannerUS
  • She tends to big-note whenever she wins a game.
brag exaggerate show off
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Origin of big-note

English, big (large) + note (currency)

Examples of big-note in a sentence

  • The article was just a series of big-notes to impress readers.
  • Her big-note was evident in her speech.
  • The article was a big-note about his achievements.
  • She tends to big-note her achievements at work.
  • Don't big-note yourself; let your actions speak.
  • He likes to big-note his achievements at work.

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  1. French:vantardise, se vanter, ...
  2. German:prahlerische Aussage, angeben, ...
  3. Italian:vanto, vantarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:declaración impresionante, presumir, ...
  5. Portuguese:declaração impressionante, gabar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:自夸, 吹嘘, ...
  7. Japanese:大言壮語, 自慢する, ...
  8. Arabic:تصريح استِعراضي, تَفَاخَرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּבְרֵי רַהַב, לְהִתְרַבְרֵב, ...
  10. Russian:впечатляющее заявление, хвастаться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вражаюча заява, вихвалятися, ...
  12. Hindi:बिग-नोट, शेखी बघारना, ...

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