cabotí

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• El director de l'obra era un cabotí molt conegut per exagerar les seves actuacions.

  The director of the play was a well-known cabotí for exaggerating his performances.

  Here, 'cabotí' refers to a person who is an amateur or pretentious actor in a theatrical or performative context.

• Al debat, el polític es mostrava cabotí, intentant cridar l'atenció constantment.

  In the debate, the politician was acting cabotí, constantly trying to attract attention.

  Here, 'cabotí' describes someone behaving in a showy or pretentious manner, seeking attention.

• Malgrat les crítiques, ell seguia cabotí, demostrant confiança en si mateix.

  Despite the criticism, he remained cabotí, demonstrating self-confidence.

  Here, 'cabotí' indicates someone acting with overconfidence or ostentation, possibly ignoring the opinions of others.