| 释义 |
flashy
\ˈflashē, -aash-, -aish-, -shi\ adjective
(-er/-est)
Etymology: in sense 1, from flash (IV) + -y; in other senses, from flash (I) & flash (II) + -y
1. now chiefly dialect : flat and watery : insipid
< the heavy rains have brought on a crop of soft flashy grass that does not cure well >
2. : momentarily dazzling : transitorily or superficially bright or pleasing
3. : fiery, impetuous
< a flashy temper >
4.
a. : superficially attractive : bright; often : ostentatious or showy beyond the bounds of good taste
< flashy manners >
: gaudy
< flashy dress >
b. of an animal : noticeable by reason of excellent conformation and finish
< a flashy boxer bitch >
Synonyms: see gaudy |