No. 12,219 in Spanish
jactó
"Jactó" means "boasted."
In a sentence
Se jactó de haber terminado el proyecto antes del plazo estipulado.
He boasted about finishing the project before the stipulated deadline.
In this sentence, 'jactó' is used reflexively to describe an action where the subject is boasting about a personal achievement.
Juan se jactó frente a sus amigos de ser el mejor jugador del equipo.
Juan boasted to his friends about being the best player on the team.
Here, 'jactó' again denotes boasting, specifically in a social context among friends, emphasizing personal qualities.
La actriz se jactó en la entrevista de su impresionante carrera profesional.
The actress boasted during the interview about her impressive professional career.
In this example, 'jactó' is used to indicate self-praise during a formal setting like an interview.
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