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too big for one's boots
Adjective
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
実際の重要性や能力よりも自分を過大評価していることを指す（自惚れや調子に乗りすぎている状態） / 自分の実際の力量や地位に比べ、過度な自信や高慢さを持っている様子 / 自分ではそれほど重要で有能だと思っているが、実際にはそうではないこと
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(idiomatic) Far less important or capable than one thinks or claims oneself to be.
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too big for one's boots
To say that someone is too big for one's boots is a fair description of how he behaved after the promotion.
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To say that someone is too big for one's boots is a fair description of how he behaved after the promotion.
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