Hey, look, I don't need you getting all judgmental and condescending and pedantic.

嘿，听着，不需你对我指手画脚、高高上的，卖弄学问。

You are a bit of a pedant, Jason, a bit didactic?

你是个卖弄学问的书呆子吗 杰森？

You might say: " Benjamin, you're such a show off. You show off. What is this strange outfit that you are wearing? " " Screw up" , now, this is slightly more American English than it is British English, but I've included it anyway.

“Benjamin，你真是个卖弄的人。你炫耀。你穿的这身奇怪的衣服是什么？”“搞砸”，，这美式英语中用的比英式英语中多一点，但我还是把它包括进去。

OK, it seems like anyone can be guilty of peacocking these days.

好吧，似乎每个人都有吹嘘卖弄的时候。

So the paintings had to show them off without making them show-offs.

所以这些肖像又炫耀他们，又避免让他们看起来象卖弄的人。

Mr. Bhaer soon joined her, looking rather out of his element, and presently several of the philosophers, each mounted on his hobby, came ambling up to hold an intellectual tournament in the recess.

巴尔先生很快和她坐到一块儿来，看上去和这里的环境格格不入，不久举行一，尽管，几位哲学家卖弄着各人的拿手，步走来利用休息间歇来场智力竞赛。

" He's the 'boy who lived' again now, though, isn't he? " said Ron darkly. " Not such a deluded show-off any more, eh? "

“他又是那个‘大难不死的男孩’，是不是？”罗恩阴沉着脸说，“而不再是那个蛊惑人心、喜欢卖弄炫耀的人，嗯？”

The Euroskeptic Five Star Movement said its a defeat of what it called the arrogance of power and demanded immediate elections.

疑欧派“五星运动”表示，这是“卖弄权势”的挫败，同时他们求马上举行选举。

He’s not a real basketball player, he’s more of a showboat with all the tattoos and fancy cars.

他不是个真正的篮球选手。他不过是个爱炫耀自己的刺青和好车的人。Show 是指表演节目，doing a show 是指表演的意思。平常我们说一个人很爱、爱炫耀，就用show off 这个动词，而showboat 是有表演节目的船，引申成为名词，就是指爱卖弄的人。

He gave her a level look as though estimating how much coquetry was behind the question.

瑞德冷静地看她一眼，仿佛估量一下这个问题里面有多少卖弄风情的成分。

And in that context, The stubbed toe of some dumb, edgy jokes or rude comments made in private are not even close to being worthy of our attention.

这种背景下，有些人出于愚蠢、刻意卖弄个性的玩笑或私下里的无礼言论，导致脚趾撞到东西这样的小事，根本不足以引起我们的关注。

You need to show off is something to talk to your therapist about.

你应该和你的心理医师好好谈谈你的卖弄癖。

I remember she's somewhat of a showboat with that cello.

我记得她是个喜欢卖弄大提琴的人。

" It's seventeen minutes past twelve, " she said, looking up at him with a kind of shy and clumsy coquetry.

“是十二点十七分， ”她说着，用一种害羞而笨拙的卖弄风情抬头看着他。