flashy 的定义
flash·i·er, flash·i·est.
- sparkling or brilliant, especially in a superficial way or for the moment: a flashy performance.
- ostentatiously or vulgarly smart; showy; gaudy: flashy clothes.
flashy 近义词
flamboyant, in poor taste
更多flashy例句
- They look sharp without being flashy, and their optics are fantastic on top of not having to worry about fogging them up on an aerobic powder day.
- Now that the pandemic has stripped away the flashy parts of dating, singles “only have the communication and the connection to really base a relationship on,” McCann says.
- Heupel, whose teams are known for their flashy offenses, went 28-8 in three seasons at Central Florida, with a 12-1 record and Fiesta Bowl berth in his first season as Frost’s replacement.
- The General Motors flying pod conceptOne of the flashiest concepts to come out CES this year is a vision of a one-seater flying taxi from GM and Cadillac.
- Now a household name, Elon Musk’s SpaceX is designing, perhaps unsurprisingly, the biggest and flashiest lunar lander.
- Hilbert was a flashy man who helicoptered five miles daily over corn fields to and from the office.
- The flashy businessman who sold her implants, meanwhile, lived a life of luxury.
- She's slim, blond and healthy-beautiful, but makes no attempt to be flashy.
- The flashy release was emblematic of everything people love—and hate—about the band.
- Hugh Jackman has been Wolverine in the movies and the flashy Boy From Oz on stage.
- Lily aped the manners of girls who had long since graduated from school and were flashy in their dress and manners.
- She was red-haired by courtesy of the local beauty parlor, cuddling up in a flashy little leopard fur number.
- Good Heavens, was that uncouth figure the voluble, buoyant, flashy magnate of the old days?
- His clothes were flashy, and he "sported" several large diamonds.
- Tchartkóff was apt to indulge in the flashy and the superficial.