flashy [ˈflæʃɪ] adjetivollamativo(a), ostentoso(a) (Pej)
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flashy [fla-shi]adjetivoSuperficial, aparente, presumido sin mérito.
Llamativo en aparencia, pero barato; de relumbrón.
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flashy [ˈflæʃɪ]
adjective
flashier (comparative)flashiest (superlative) [+jewellery, clothes, car] llamativo; ostentoso; [+colour] chillón; [+person] llamativo if he says my dress is too short or my jewelry is too flashy I couldn't care less mini-skirts, long nails and flashy jewelry are out flashy clothes, limousines, and chauffeurs weren't exactly my style His flashy dress announces his political style # slick and tailored in the West Johnson and his executives drove flashy company cars It's our family nickname for him. Diamond Jim Brady. Not just because of his name, but because he is kind of flashy, compared to the locals crowds wildly applauding the young, flashy president who promised to inaugurate a new era of reform she attracts flashy types who never have anything serious to do in the morning
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