英语词汇“flashy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	flashy
释义	Trends of flashy View usage for: flashy (flæʃi) Word forms: comparative flashier, superlative flashiest adjective If you describe a person or thing as flashy, you mean they are smart and noticeable, but in a rather vulgar way. [informal, disapproval] He was much less flashy than his brother. ...a flashy sports car. Synonyms: showy, loud, over the top [informal], flamboyant More Synonyms of flashy flashy in British English (ˈflæʃɪ) adjectiveWord forms: flashier or flashiest 1. brilliant and dazzling, esp for a short time or in a superficial way 2. cheap and ostentatious Derived forms flashily (ˈflashily) adverb flashiness (ˈflashiness) noun flashy in American English (ˈflæʃi) adjectiveWord forms: ˈflashier or ˈflashiest 1. dazzling or bright for a little while 2. ostentatious and vulgar; gaudy Derived forms flashily (ˈflashily) adverb flashiness (ˈflashiness) noun Examples of 'flashy' in a sentence flashy The first is that flashy cars cost a fortune to run. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It's cheaper than a flashy car. Times, Sunday Times (2016) His taste for luxury is exemplified not least in his collection of flashy cars. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Each night she would sweep up to the club in her flashy car and take him home with her. Claudia Hammond EMOTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER: A Journey Through the Science of Feelings (2005) Did not do anything too flashy. The Sun (2008) Gradually the panellists changed, becoming less flashy and belligerent and a bit quieter. Times, Sunday Times (2009) With a flashy new suitcase, a complimentary upgrade should be well within reach. Times, Sunday Times (2007) She's not interested in anything flashy. The Sun (2010) But they don't seem to care and have already bought a flashy new car. The Sun (2009) Beautifully packaged and visually dazzling, but the same old wine in a flashy new bottle. Times, Sunday Times (2007) You drive through a neighbourhood of large, pricy houses with flashy cars on the drive. Times, Sunday Times (2013) What was very strange was that he's owned a string of flashy cars. Times, Sunday Times (2008) You don't see anything very flashy at home but there is not a standout horse this year. Times, Sunday Times (2013) So when this place came along with its flashy new bathroom and sash windows, we thought it was too good to be true. Times, Sunday Times (2006) And the less flashy tablets can be as much as EIGHT times cheaper. The Sun (2013) What I find more sinister are organisations that suddenly announce flashy new names. Times, Sunday Times (2008) One regular said: 'She hung around with a big group of flashy guys. The Sun (2014) That would do, we didn't want anything flashy. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I don't demand anything flashy. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Once more it was the forehand, a less flashy stroke than her backhand but a more reliable one, that did the job. Times, Sunday Times (2007) She is best known for her love of big, flashy earrings, with many of the pairs worn on screen being sent in by her legion of fans. The Sun (2011) In other languages flashy British English: flashy ADJECTIVE If you describe a person or thing as flashy, you mean they are smart and noticeable, but in a rather vulgar way. He was much less flashy than his brother. American English: flashy Brazilian Portuguese: espalhafatoso Chinese: 华而不实的 European Spanish: ostentoso French: tape-à-l'œil German: schrill Italian: vistoso Japanese: 派手な Korean: 번지르르한 European Portuguese: espalhafatoso Latin American Spanish: ostentoso Chinese translation of 'flashy' flashy (ˈflæʃɪ) (inf) (pej) adj 华(華)丽(麗)而俗气(氣)的 (huálì ér súqì de) (adjective) in the sense of showy Definition showy in a vulgar way a flashy sports car Synonyms showy They were smart but not showy. loud He liked to shock with his earrings and loud clothes. over the top (informal) flamboyant He wears flamboyant clothes. brash tacky (informal) flaunting glitzy (slang) tasteless spectacularly tasteless objets d'art naff (British, slang) gaudy a gaudy orange-and-purple hat garish garish purple curtains jazzy (informal) a check sports jacket, worn with a plain shirt and jazzy tie tawdry tawdry jewellery ostentatious the ostentatious lifestyle of the super-rich snazzy (informal) snazzy swimsuits glittery meretricious vulgar, meretricious and shabby souvenirs cheap and nasty in poor taste tinselly bling (slang) Opposites natural , plain , modest , low-key , understated , unaffected , downbeat Additional synonyms in the sense of flamboyant He wears flamboyant clothes. Synonyms colourful, striking, exciting, brilliant, glamorous, stylish, dazzling, glitzy (slang), showy, florid, bling (slang), swashbuckling in the sense of flaunting Synonyms ostentatious, flamboyant, pretentious, brazen, gaudy, bling (slang) in the sense of garish Definition crudely bright or colourful garish purple curtains Synonyms gaudy, bright, glaring, vulgar, brilliant, flash (informal), loud, brash, tacky (informal), flashy, tasteless, naff (British, slang), jazzy (informal), tawdry, showy, brassy, raffish, brummagem Nearby words of flashy flare flare up flash flashy flask flat flat out Synonyms of 'flashy' flashy Explore 'flashy' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of gaudy Definition vulgarly bright or colourful a gaudy orange-and-purple hat Synonyms garish, bright, glaring, vulgar, brilliant, flash (informal), loud, brash, tacky (informal), flashy, tasteless, jazzy (informal), tawdry, showy, gay (old-fashioned), ostentatious, raffish (archaic), brummagem (archaic), florid in the sense of jazzy Definition colourful and modern a check sports jacket, worn with a plain shirt and jazzy tie Synonyms flashy, fancy, snazzy (informal), gaudy, wild, smart, lively, bling (slang) in the sense of loud Definition (of colours or patterns) harsh to look at He liked to shock with his earrings and loud clothes. Synonyms garish, bold, glaring, flamboyant, vulgar, brash, tacky (informal), flashy, lurid, tasteless, naff (British, slang), gaudy, tawdry, showy, ostentatious, brassy in the sense of meretricious Definition superficially or garishly attractive but of no real value vulgar, meretricious and shabby souvenirs Synonyms trashy, flashy, gaudy, garish, tawdry, showy, plastic (slang), tinsel, gimcrack in the sense of ostentatious the ostentatious lifestyle of the super-rich Synonyms pretentious, extravagant, flamboyant, flash (informal), loud, dashing, inflated, conspicuous, vulgar, brash, high-flown, flashy, pompous, flaunted, flaunting, grandiose, crass, gaudy, showy, swanky (informal), snobbish, puffed up, specious, boastful, obtrusive, highfalutin (informal), arty-farty (informal), magniloquent, bling (slang) in the sense of snazzy Definition (esp. of clothes) stylish and flashy snazzy swimsuits Synonyms stylish, smart, dashing (old-fashioned), with it (old-fashioned, informal), attractive, sophisticated, flamboyant, sporty, flashy, jazzy (informal), showy, ritzy (slang), raffish, schmick (Australian, informal) in the sense of tasteless Definition lacking social or aesthetic taste spectacularly tasteless objets d'art Synonyms gaudy, cheap, vulgar, tacky (informal), flashy, naff (British, slang), garish, inelegant, tawdry in the sense of tawdry Definition cheap, showy, and of poor quality tawdry jewellery Synonyms vulgar, cheap, tacky (informal), flashy, tasteless, plastic (slang), glittering, naff (British, slang), gaudy, tatty, showy, tinsel, raffish, gimcrack, meretricious, tinselly, brummagem, cheap-jack (informal)
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