frothy 的定义
froth·i·er, froth·i·est.
- of, like, or having froth; foamy.
- unsubstantial; trifling; shallow; empty.
frothy 近义词
bubbly
更多frothy例句
- Icahn had warned that equities were overvalued on April 25, when the S&P was 25% cheaper than today, but he clearly believed things had tilted from frothy to crazy since.
- So viewers who long for historical romances that are both frothy and serious, and taken seriously by audiences, are ultimately left in want.
- The market is really frothy and retail investors are one reason.
- The Blade called it a “frothy mix that exists on the thin line between camp and hokum.”
- Sivaram says that certain markets might already be getting a little frothy, including those for electric vehicles.
- They mixed carbonated water with syrups, and fused them together seamlessly in a frothy cold stream – all on demand.
- Richardson says that his frothy, buttered coffee is “the best part of his morning,” helping him “hone in on important tasks.”
- On the other hand, we're now in decade three of a rather frothy market.
- The clothes had a light and frothy quality but never looked silly or immature.
- And if Romney gets too frothy, there remains a decent chance he stumbles.
- It is thinner than that of chronic bronchitis, and upon standing separates into three layers of pus, mucus, and frothy serum.
- It separates into three layers upon standing—a brown deposit, a clear fluid, and a frothy layer.
- When she returned with the frothy and fragrant beverage he was standing with his hands in his pockets staring down at the city.
- I beg your pardon,” said I, “if I was frothy and conceited; it ill becomes a child like me to be so.
- It was a detached and imperial cumulus, a great frothy pyramid that sailed in majestic splendor.