| 单词 | tacky |
| 释义 | tacky I. a. < tacky varnish > < tacky ink > < keeps rubber rollers and blankets tacky — Graphic Arts Monthly > b. II. chiefly Britain III. 1. chiefly South 2. chiefly South < the ditch-edge child of some sharecropping sandhill tacky — William Humphrey > IV. 1. a. < a poor-white and untidy person … he in short, was tacky — J.B.Cabell > < stigmatized as tacky — A.P.Hudson > b. < the neighborhood was really getting very tacky — Walter Karig > < a tacky boardinghouse — New Yorker > 2. a. < tacky knitted garments modeled on dumpy hausfrau types — Newsweek > < that pasty fat girl with those tacky pigtails — Carson McCullers > < looked God-awful tacky for a woman who was supposed to be a good designer — Hollis Alpert > b. < a tacky costume > < sumptuously tacky countess who inhabits a cellar — Time > |
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