She’d been bluffing throughout the game. Hun hadde bløffet gjennom spillet.
3 to try to deceive by pretending to have something that one does not have -- bløffe
He bluffed his way through the interview.
4 an act of bluffing -- bløff(ing)
I am sure that no councillor who is, frankly, worth his salt would let himself be bluffed by his officials.
The dangerous thing for us to do in the cause of peace is to carry out a series of bluffs.
If one is wise, one's policy should be built on the assumption that those who are opposing one on any particular issue are not bluffing.
You chose to say that we were bluffing.
Apparently the union had advised its members that the management was bluffing.
We should not be bluffed by the fear that there will be a collapse in oil prices.
We know about the configuration of the mountains and the bluffs.
Then even if the people have the sense not to be bluffed, what happens?
