Traducción y Significado de: 見せびらかす - misebirakasu

Explicación y Etimología - (見せびらかす) misebirakasu

The Japanese word "見せびらかす" consists of three kanjis: "見" meaning "see", "せ" which is a hiragana that has no meaning of its own, but serves as a particle to indicate the continuation of the word, and "びらかす "which means" display "or" boasting ". Therefore, "見せびらかす" can be translated as "display to show" or "sport for others to see". The etymology of the word can be divided into two parts: "見せ" and "びらかす". "見せ" comes from the verb "見る" (miru) which means "see" and is added the suffix "せ" to indicate that something is being shown. "びらかす" is a word made up of two kanjis: "鮮" which means "brilliant" or "alive" and "披" which means "exposing" or "show". The junction of these two kanjis forms "びらかす", which means "display" or "sporting". Therefore, "見せびらかす" is a word that indicates the action of displaying something ostensible or exaggerated so that others will see. It is a word that can be used in different contexts, such as describing someone who is exaggerating their wealth or skills, or to describe a company that is exaggerating their products to attract customers.