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Перевод: splurge

[существительное]
выставление напоказ; бахвальство; хвастовство;
[глагол]
выставлять напоказ; пускать пыль в глаза; хвастать; хвастаться

Тезаурус:

1. A few glasses of wine also seem to justify a splurge on the main dishes, and may make it harder to say no when the orders for dessert come round.
2. Here's your chance to win this month's Product Lust deck splurge!
3. They cost around 40 to 50 an hour, but these elegant craft are the epitome of Venice and are worth the splurge just once.
4. There was a central mark somewhere in the splurge that might have been the impression of a nipple, but he couldn't be sure.
5. There will be a flurry of cordon bleu cookbooks, a splurge of flowers and pools of candlelight to drown the everyday realities of bottles and babygrows.
6. And Reid denies that Dalglish's massive transfer splurge - he has spent more than 10 million in less than a year - has sent the market mad.
7. The real signs of a healthier economy will only be seen when factories stop closing down, employers start taking on staff, and consumers flock to the shops at a time of year other than the annual pre-Christmas splurge.
8. "However - and it is a BUT in capital letters - it's as deplorable as it's inevitable that because he happens to be a movie star his actions have drawn a torrent of destructive attention upon the entire industry with a free-for-all splurge in 57 varieties of scandal, malicious tongue-wagging and dirt."
9. But this portrait was different from either; the wonder was that the artist who could produce this disciplined splurge of colour, this technical artistry and imagination, had been content to churn out meretricious souvenirs for the tourist trade.
10. Maybe, but at least it is Budapest rather than Vienna shopkeepers who benefit from Hungarians' urge to splurge; and the availability of a wide range of goods has encouraged people to hold forints, the Hungarian currency.
11. Plants of splurge - weed will have less genetic identity, will be less entitled to the name "individual" than their opposite numbers in bottle-wrack.
12. Everyone likes an occasional splurge, some of us - like Imelda Marcos (she of the 3,000 pairs of shoes and 500 bras) - more than others.
13. But your earnings, or savings, rule you out for Legal Aid, and you're reluctant to splurge money on lawyers.