单词	grandstander
释义	grandstander noun grand·​stand·​er ˈgran(d)-ˌstan-dər  plural grandstanders usually disapproving : one who behaves or performs in a way meant to attract attention and impress onlookers … is regarded by critics as an inveterate grandstander whose grandiose actions could lead to his excommunication … Richard N. Ostling et al. In this community that fostered conformity and the work ethic, some considered Campbell flamboyant. Critics said he was a hotdog, a grandstander. Jack Smith … he was simultaneously applauded by admirers as a hero and reviled by critics as a grandstander. Howard Markel A brilliant, combative grandstander who clowned in costumes, kissed catfish and crawled through the seal house in Central Park to get publicity … . Robert D. McFadden Word History First Known Use 1896, in the meaning defined above
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