flamboyant

形容词艳丽的; 火焰似的; 过分华丽的

名词凤凰木; 火焰色红花

1. 辉耀的：flamboyancy 火焰状 | flamboyant 辉耀的 | flamboyantism 过份华丽的格调

2. 华丽的：finale 最后一场 | flamboyant 华丽的 | guffaw 狂笑

3. 火焰似的：flamboyancy 火焰状 | flamboyant 火焰似的 | flamboyantincandescent 辉耀的

4. 辉耀的, 华丽的, 火焰似的, 艳丽的：pitman socket 连杆窝形夹板 | flamboyant 辉耀的, 华丽的, 火焰似的, 艳丽的 | repass 再经过, 再通过

1. flamboyant

1. 引人注目的;炫耀的;时髦的
    If you say that someone or something is flamboyant, you mean that they are very noticeable, stylish, and exciting.

    e.g. Freddie Mercury was a flamboyant star of the British hard rock scene.
           弗雷迪·摩克瑞是英国硬摇滚乐界一颗耀眼的明星。
    e.g. ...his lightning speed and flamboyant, aggressive style of play...
           他闪电般的速度以及花哨夸张、咄咄逼人的打球风格

1. He said his restaurant menu includes burgers with red, yellow and green colored buns and fries - colors associated with his flamboyant son.

2. flamboyant的反义词

2. The appointment of the widely respected former European Commissioner to replace flamboyant media magnate Silvio Berlusconi has brought relief in euro zone capitals.

3. Although she was clearly upset, the flamboyant pop star continued her dramatic concert which has an enormous stage production.

4. The normally outspoken Dean appeared to be trying to shift his role from flamboyant presidential candidate to cautious party chairman.

5. But acting as the great bullfighter means Adrien has to deck himself out in flamboyant costumes like this.

6. flamboyant

6. He also made sure his product was kept in people's faces, drawing on marketing expertise garnered from a flamboyant career of ups and downs.

7. But the flamboyant foursome is in the enviable position of not having to worry about either album or ticket sales in the recessionary environment.

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8. " She's not a flamboyant character and never has been, " Davies said.

9. Lady Gaga revealed her first perfume on Wednesday - but it's not going to smell like blood and semen as the flamboyant singer once hoped.

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10. Entrepreneurs who made their fortune by producing ordinary items for everyday life are becoming more flamboyant in how they spend their wealth.

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