splashy

英 [ˈsplæʃi]

美 [ˈsplæʃi]

adj.  鲜明醒目的; 华丽而招摇的; 张大声势的

GRE

BNC.48723 / COCA.21281

牛津词典

adj.

• 鲜明醒目的；华丽而招摇的；张大声势的
  bright and very easy to notice

英英释义

adj

• covered with patches of bright color
• marked by ostentation but often tasteless
  1. a cheap showy rhinestone bracelet
  2. a splashy half-page ad
  Synonym:flamboyantshowy
• characterized by water flying about haphazardly

双语例句

• Lisa would never have said such a thing, any more than she would have worn splashy tie-dyed orange.
  丽莎从没说过这样的话，这比她可能穿那件轧染的橙色斑块夏衫来参加派对更触动他。
• In other words, after years of taking a backseat to the splashy launches of countless websites, apps, and the cloud, innovation on the hardware side is ramping up again.
  也就是说，多年以来，在无数网站、应用和云计算纷纷闪亮登场，而硬件创新只能叨陪末座后，硬件创新又开始升温了。
• More likely, though, it does not, and rather serves to let users login," sells "your site, shows something splashy, and so on.
  但更可能的情况是，首页并不提供这类信息，而只是让用户能够登录、突出站点的“卖点”、显示某些花哨的内容等等。
• Companies often tend to keep their biggest efforts internal, and they frequently start from scratch, with the idea that they ought to keep their plans close to the vest until the time comes for a splashy announcement.
  很多企业往往倾向于将最重大的活动限制在公司内部这个范围内；它们经常从零做起，认定应该对自己的计划严加保密，等到某一天才发布这个石破天惊的消息。
• Innovation is one of those sexy-squishy words that big companies throw around in splashy ad campaigns and white papers.
  创新是大公司在大肆旗鼓的广告活动和白皮书中用到的惹人喜爱的词汇之一。
• Hollywood tends to make splashy films with lots of star actors.
  好莱坞喜欢拍一些制作昂贵、有一大批红星参与的巨片。
• Unlike previous big brand advertising on the web, the ads on Facebook are not splashy displays and banners but more discreet, blending into the overall site design.
  和以前大型品牌的互联网广告不同，facebook上的广告不是抓人眼球的醒目广告或横幅广告，而是更加低调，与网站的整体设计融为一体。
• At the same time, publishers are investing six-figure sums in splashy productions with dozens of narrators.
  与此同时，出版商投入六位数的资金制作由数十位朗诵者诵读的豪华作品。
• For years, it seemed like engineers could get any pet project approved for a splashy public premiere.
  多年以来，似乎只要就能吸引一次公众的眼球，工程师们任何稀奇古怪的创意都能获得审批立项。
• They may not be making the splashy deals that grab headlines.
  他们完成的交易可能没有多么引人注目，所以没有登上新闻头条。