形容词炫耀的，过于艳丽的; 响亮的，浮华的; 刺眼的; 令人眩晕的
1. 装饰(物) 鲜艳夺目的,俗不可耐的：5. gimmick (魔术师道具等)暗机关, | 6. garish 装饰(物) 鲜艳夺目的,俗不可耐的 | 7. gingham 方格花布
2. 过分妆饰的：ruse 诡计 | garish 过分妆饰的, | varnish 上油漆
3. 炫耀的：garibaldi 宽大衬衫 | garish 炫耀的 | garishly 华丽地
4. 眩耀的/花哨：garigue /地中海常绿矮灌丛/ | garish /眩耀的/花哨/ | garishly /华美地/
1. 花哨的；炫目的；俗艳的
You describe something as garish when you dislike it because it is very bright in an unattractive, showy way.
e.g. They climbed the garish purple-carpeted stairs.
他们登上铺着俗艳的紫色地毯的楼梯。
e.g. ...the restaurant's garish, illuminated signs.
餐馆花哨的烫金招牌
1. All I could see was an animated film with a garish color palette.
2. It serves an upscale crowd of business people who want a posh but not garish place to hobnob and entertain.
3. Visiting people's homes and seeing what people wear shows that what is elegant to one is hopelessly garish to another.
4. It is certainly an infinitely more alluring prospect than its garish neighbours that boast waiters dressed in Brazilian football strips heckling human traffic passing by.
5. Great service, fairly good food and a garish decor await you at Red Basil.
6. This obsession with garish design would not be so troubling if it were confined to one or two buildings.
7. From the outside Gunmen could easily be confused with a garish Beijing gun club.