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Перевод: flamboyant

[прилагательное]
пламенеющий; яркий; цветистый; пышный; чрезмерно пышный;
[существительное]
огненно-красный цветок

Тезаурус:

1. It is of flamboyant design, and is locally known as Wainhouse Tower.
2. Since his last dismal points victory over an ordinary and overweight American, Levi Billups, in Las Vegas on Feb 1, Lewis has dismissed his trainer, John Davenport, and recruited the flamboyant Cuban-born Pepe Correa, who once worked with Sugar Ray Leonard.
3. In the true spirit of a scandalous soccer star, Gallacher was flamboyant and temperamental on and off the park.
4. Reduced to ten men after captain Eric Caldow had been stretchered off with a broken leg, Scotland had just defeated England, and the flamboyant Baxter, an irrepressible rogue in a dark blue jersey had scored both goals.
5. Wriggling across country on the D216 to Port-d'Envaux, you come to two more chateaux: 18th-century Panloy, flaking romantically away on its hillock overlooking a bend in the Charente and, almost next door, the much older, moated Crazannes, half-smothered in amazing flamboyant Gothic carving.
6. Because they strive, but can never counterfeit the ease or inevitability of great soul; are smart but never opulent, well-turned but never flamboyant.
7. All that happens in Howe's whiny drama is that the daughter finds out her flamboyant, selfish mother has a tough row to hoe, as her father is declining into senility.
8. Flamboyant Mr Bond, a former holder of the Australian of the Year title, once paid 53.9 million (30.5 million at today's rates) for Van Gogh's Irises, only to be forced to sell it, reportedly for a loss.
9. After the flamboyant destructiveness of Beatrice, the cloying of Simone, Jeanne Hbuterne, talented and secretive, with her fresh looks which held a hint of sensuality, was enormously appealing.
10. A series of Capital Times articles, from January to October 1981, paints a picture of flamboyant misconduct.
11. He was never merely flamboyant or vulgarly bohemian.
12. Inheriting wealth has not led Laing into a flamboyant lifestyle by any means.
13. He was in the same mould as Neubauer, the Mercedes manager: not flamboyant, but an ice-cold organiser, logical and rational.