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Перевод: garish
[прилагательное] яркий; ослепительный; кричащий (о красках); цветастый; показной
Тезаурус:
- Her friends came to visit in garish canoes, landed and partied and paddled home in the purple sunrise.
- They provide much needed colour at a time when many perennials and certainly most shrubs have finished, but without appearing overwhelmingly garish.
- Almost all the variations and hybrids retain that primrose charm, only the modern F1 seed strains have lost their elegance in the foolish search for larger and more garish flowers.
- DAWN breaks on Boxing Day in Burnley and groups of bleary-eyed individuals sporting garish claret and blue garb gather on street corners.
- They swoop and scream to a halt in a narrow street alive and garish with neon signs over narrow dark doorways.
- Tank decor has come a long way in recent years from the garish backdrop, and the odd lump of rock with a few dying plants.
- Virtually everybody at Elveden Forest was dressed in these crinkly bodybags in garish nylon.
- Yes, the familiar compulsive interest in clothes was there for all to see as Kylie unveiled a stunning collection of outfits - some chic and stylish others garish and outrageous.
- Casting one's eyes over the palaces and lodges In which they lived, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that Nicolae and Elena had stayed in one over-decorated and garish hotel too many.
- Too often the choice for the British filmmaker has seemed to lie between critical approval combined with minimal box office or going all-out to emphasize the most garish, flamboyant and parochial aspects of popular cinema.
- It was in that ugly repository of polished pine, acoustic tiles and garish, sentimental stained glass that he and his wife had been married, and in a flat in the rectory, living above the parish priest, that they had made their first home.
- The second was a showroom for garish '50s juke boxes.
- The cafe turned out to be a strange garish world of sandy yellow.
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