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flamboyant adj.艳丽的；炫耀的；火焰似的n.凤凰木 (1) 凡赛斯因为它们艳丽的设计而闻名。(2) 写实主义赋予了爱炫耀的男爵的相片以特色，而他们的灵感来自于惠斯勒的绘画。 Flamboyant means showy, and though we often roll our eyes at it, it's not a hateful thing. Liberace was flamboyant. So was Elvis. The word comes from the French flamboyer, to flame. Think of passion and pageantry all rolled into one, and you'll have a good idea what flamboyant should mean at its best. If that doesn't do it for you, think of a man playing a shiny white grand piano at a rock concert, wearing a white satin jump suit and 8-foot wide, fully-feathered wings. See? Flamboyant.

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英 [flæm'bɔɪənt] 美 [flæm'bɔɪənt] (1) Versace is famous for his flamboyant designs.(2) Pictorialism lent character to the flamboyant baron's photographs while their light came from Whistler's painting. Flamboyant means elaborate and ostentatious. When you think of flamboyant, think of Las Vegas showgirls: feathers, sequins, three-inch heels, enough make-up to disguise any irregularity. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]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. 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。...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He wears flamboyant clothes more suited to a rock star than a literary figure.他总是身穿那些与他作家身份不搭、倒更适合摇滚明星的时髦招摇的衣服。flamboyanceCampese was his usual mixture of flamboyance and flair.坎佩塞和平常一样穿着时尚新潮。flamboyantlyShe dressed flamboyantly so that everyone would remember her.她穿得花里胡哨，这样人人都会对她有印象。

英语单词	flamboyant
英美音标	英 [flæm'bɔɪənt] 美 [flæm'bɔɪənt]
中文释义	adj.艳丽的；炫耀的；火焰似的 n.凤凰木
英语例句	(1) Versace is famous for his flamboyant designs. (2) Pictorialism lent character to the flamboyant baron's photographs while their light came from Whistler's painting.
中文例句	(1) 凡赛斯因为它们艳丽的设计而闻名。 (2) 写实主义赋予了爱炫耀的男爵的相片以特色，而他们的灵感来自于惠斯勒的绘画。
vocabulary简明	Flamboyant means elaborate and ostentatious. When you think of flamboyant, think of Las Vegas showgirls: feathers, sequins, three-inch heels, enough make-up to disguise any irregularity.
vocabulary扩展	Flamboyant means showy, and though we often roll our eyes at it, it's not a hateful thing. Liberace was flamboyant. So was Elvis. The word comes from the French flamboyer, to flame. Think of passion and pageantry all rolled into one, and you'll have a good idea what flamboyant should mean at its best. If that doesn't do it for you, think of a man playing a shiny white grand piano at a rock concert, wearing a white satin jump suit and 8-foot wide, fully-feathered wings. See? Flamboyant.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]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. 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。 ...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 He wears flamboyant clothes more suited to a rock star than a literary figure. 他总是身穿那些与他作家身份不搭、倒更适合摇滚明星的时髦招摇的衣服。 flamboyance Campese was his usual mixture of flamboyance and flair. 坎佩塞和平常一样穿着时尚新潮。 flamboyantly She dressed flamboyantly so that everyone would remember her. 她穿得花里胡哨，这样人人都会对她有印象。

Flamboyant Rock Means White Star Flamboyance 英 Flæm'bɔɪənt] 美