bling
闪闪发光,金光闪闪,金光闪闪的,闪亮的
Definitions
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- : expensive and flashy jewelry, clothing, or other possessions.
- : the flaunting of such possessions or the flashy lifestyle associated with it.
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- : flashy; ostentatious.
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- : to flaunt one's material wealth; live a flashy lifestyle.
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- : to dress or adorn in a flashy way: Bling up your wardrobe!
Examples
The only bling is copper accents for the logo and around external microphone ports, which seriously could pass for USB-C sockets.
Upstairs, post-pandemic hotel rooms will have less bling and fanfare, opting for a more minimal and sanitary experience.
The G15 is reasonably unassuming as gaming laptops go—it doesn't feel huge or bulky, and there's a thankful minimum of SuPeR 31337 bling.
On the contrary, many use Instagram to flaunt their assets, posting pics of bling, drugs, gilded hotel suites, and stacks of cash.
Available in a range of colors, it’ll also bring some bling to the front of anyone’s truck.
U.S. officials have acquired more bling from overseas than Kanye West and Kim Kardashian had on their wedding registry.
I was camera-loading and interning for people like Chris Blauvelt (The Bling Ring) who are now coming up as cinematographers.
Maybe while catching up on Gossip Girl or watching the opening scene of The Bling Ring.
It could be that is exactly what frugal Pope Francis has in mind for the Bishop of Bling.
The so-called Bishop of Bling also spent $3.6 million on a new chapel and $1.5 million on sleeping quarters for visiting clergy.
The boy pointed, trying to speak, "Bling Mist' Donal back," he gulped.
Bling-bling the bell began ringing and—listen—the door of the clock opened and the hat ashes shovel fell out.
We hev vay short convisition beggedder, an' he say bling home glate many go' an' sivver—mek you habby.
For that I want give you something to bling you much good luck.
“Me bling message,” and he reached into his blouse and drew out a piece of paper folded and pinned.