What does it mean to talk big?

Talk big without shame, a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is dà yán bù cán n. Interpretation: Talk big without feeling embarrassed, which comes from Zhu Xi's Notes on the Analects of Confucius, Question 14.

1. He even boasted that I am not as lofty as you, and I came out to work for fame and profit.

2. What a nuisance that this man is not good at it, but he talks big!

3. "I really want her to know the real me." Don't talk like that, do you think you know who you really are?

4. He bragged about his successful experience at the classmates' party.

5. He boasted that he could do anything.

6. When he attended the bank's annual summary meeting on February 28th, he also brazenly told analysts that he didn't have any unsystematic fund-raising plans.

7. Lao Li likes to talk big on weekdays, and he won't blush when he blows up cows.

8. He always likes to brag about his great achievements at parties.

9. A braggart like him has no credibility at all.

1. But * * * and the party's boastful propaganda have pushed Ohio to Obama's side.

11. To put it bluntly, if it weren't for my presence this time, how could business go so smoothly?

12. Nowadays, the image of a naked woman standing on the top of a car in an advertisement is no longer "cool" like a rough cowboy galloping in Yuan Ye with a cigarette in his mouth.

13. In terms of ability, he is mediocre, but his kung fu of boasting is first-class.

14. How can someone be so brazen and claim that their restaurant is "always full"?

15. Mitt Romney boasted that he was not worried about those extremely poor people, because the United States has a security system to protect them.