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splashy

/ˈsplæʃ.i/

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adjective

/ˈsplæʃ.i/C1formalamerican
  • ruОписывает что-то очень заметное, показное или предназначенное для привлечения внимания, часто в кричащей или вычурной манере.

Describes something that is very noticeable, showy, or designed to attract attention, often in a flashy or ostentatious way.

  1. Characterized by splashing waterB1informal

    Marked by water being thrown or scattered about in a messy or haphazard way.

    ruБрызжущий

    • The kids had a splashy time jumping in the puddles.
    • The splashy waves soaked everyone on the deck.
    • He made a splashy entrance by diving into the pool.

    Synonymssplashing

  2. Showy or ostentatiousB2informalamerican

    Designed to attract attention through flashiness or extravagance, often in a way that lacks subtlety or good taste.

    ruКрикливый

    • The celebrity wore a splashy gold dress to the awards show.
    • Their splashy advertising campaign used bright colors and loud music.
    • He bought a splashy sports car just to show off.

    Synonymsextravagantflamboyantflashygarishgaudyloudostentatiouspretentiousshowytawdry

    Antonymsconservativemodestplainquietrestrainedsimplesubtletastefulunderstatedunobtrusive

  3. Covered with bright patches of colorB2informal

    Having a pattern or surface marked by irregular, vivid patches of color.

    ruПёстрый

    • The artist's splashy painting featured bold reds and yellows.
    • She wore a splashy scarf with multicolored spots.
    • The garden was full of splashy flowers in every shade.

    Synonymsblotchydappledmottledmulticoloredspeckledvariegated

    Antonymsmonochromaticmutedplainsoliduniform

Forms
  • splashier comparative form
  • splashiest superlative form
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