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

tackytacky /ˈtæki/ adjective (comparative tackier, superlative tackiest)

ETYMOLOGYtacky

Origin: (1-2) 1800-1900 tacky horse in poor condition.

1disapproving showing that you do not have good judgment about what is fashionable, socially acceptable, etc.: It’s really tacky to request gifts on an invitation.2disapproving cheap looking and of very bad quality: tacky souvenirs3slightly sticky [Origin: (1-2) 1800–1900 tacky horse in poor condition.]—tackily adverb—tackiness noun [uncountable]

单词	tacky
释义	tackytacky /ˈtæki/ adjective (comparative tackier, superlative tackiest) Etymology ETYMOLOGYtacky Origin: (1-2) 1800-1900 tacky horse in poor condition. 1disapproving showing that you do not have good judgment about what is fashionable, socially acceptable, etc.: It’s really tacky to request gifts on an invitation.2disapproving cheap looking and of very bad quality: tacky souvenirs3slightly sticky [Origin: (1-2) 1800–1900 tacky horse in poor condition.]—tackily adverb—tackiness noun [uncountable]
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