tacky 的定义
tack·i·er, tack·i·est.
- sticky to the touch; adhesive.
tacky 近义词
cheap, tasteless
更多tacky例句
- Then, the public treated the relationship as tacky, embarrassing, tarnishing both their images.
- For most outdoor spaces, a solid color works well and won’t seem too tacky.
- It is an object my grandmother would certainly have called “tacky, tacky,” and she would have been right.
- In the evening, masked waitresses in colorful, frilly dresses balance bottles of tequila on their heads and perform to “Baby Shark” at a tacky restaurant in Cancún’s nightlife district.
- There’s a universal tripod plate with various threaded sockets, as well as an adhesive wall mount that sticks to any flat surface with a tacky 3M adhesive.
- “All of the ideas were so awful and tacky so I said no,” she says.
- Some of the sweaters he thought were true works of art, and some he thought were just tacky or funny.
- The American Apparel adverts are deemed tacky and offensive because they dramatize, brazenly, the sex-drenched time we live in.
- A brown tacky gleam of years of paint accumulation covers the three-story apartment.
- However tacky, this was hardly the flagrant public obscenity Cohen alleges.
- We looked like a tacky party as almost every one had on something borrowed or incongruous.
- Thus cried the urchin, following close behind the party, upon his mountain-tacky.
- Rounding and backing are best done after the glue has ceased to be tacky, but before it has set hard.
- Although several of the formulas remained tacky for over a week, all dried thoroughly in the time allotted.
- Cut off a slip of paper of the same size, put on some of the knotting, and when it is tacky, stick down the strengthening slip.