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Перевод: ostentatious

[прилагательное]
показной; хвастливый; нарочитый

Тезаурус:

1. They went out to South Africa for Luscombe Searelle, an ostentatious gentleman who advertised the fact that he owned theatres in Johannesburg and Kimberley.
2. They are vain and ostentatious by nature.
3. In Hibbard's view these poems work on the contrast between useful and ostentatious ideals of architecture.
4. Both share a policy of ostentatious self-neglect, that's an unarticulated, instinctive reaction against contemporary yuppie culture's ideals of health and self-realization.
5. Dennis Skinner gave an ostentatious yawn.
6. Her spite is aroused by the Gattletons' ostentatious amateur theatricals, and she successfully sets herself to sabotage the proceedings; her daughter Emma .
7. She wore a white blouse with an ostentatious frilly jabot and a big paste spray on one lapel.
8. As his fame and fortune grew, she never became ostentatious and refused all his efforts to encourage her into a more luxurious life.
9. With Pope, it is crucial that changes in the land be useful rather than ostentatious.
10. In many respects the Public School Missions, widely regarded as "civilizing" and "Christianizing" the community, paralleled the settlements, with an ostentatious display of social conscience and religious conviction.
11. Although the fuel economy has improved by around 30 per cent over the past decade, there is evidence that the younger generation, in particular, feels the car is too ostentatious in today's environment.
12. Black and white in appearance, the male golden-eye can be distinguished from the less strikingly marked male tufted duck by its lack of drooping crest and an ostentatious white patch behind the bill.
13. Functional rather than ostentatious, for telling the time rather than for telling others who he was.