phó từ
hào nhoáng, loè loẹtDefinition of flashily
flashilyadverb
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/ˈflæʃɪli//ˈflæʃɪli/The word "flashily" has its roots in the 14th century. "Flash" initially meant "to shine suddenly" or "to gleam." Over time, it evolved to denote a brief, intense burst of light or energy. In the 17th century, the verb "flash" took on a figurative sense, meaning "to wear or exhibit something grandly or showily." This led to the adjective "flashy," which described something that is attention-grabbing, flashy, or excessive. The adverb "flashily," which means "in a showy or flashy manner," emerged in the mid-19th century. It's likely a combination of "flashy" and the suffix "-ly," which forms adverbs indicating manner or mode. Today, "flashily" is used to describe something that is done or presented with great display, fanfare, or bravado.
Summaryphó từ
hào nhoáng, loè loẹt
phó từhào nhoáng, loè loẹtnamespace
in a way that attracts attention by wearing expensive clothes, etc. or by being bright, expensive, large, etc.
theo cách thu hút sự chú ý bằng cách mặc quần áo đắt tiền, v.v. hoặc bằng cách nổi bật, đắt tiền, to lớn, v.v.
Example:
- flashily dressed
ăn mặc lòe loẹt
in a way that is intended to impress by appearing to show a lot of skill
theo cách có ý định gây ấn tượng bằng cách thể hiện nhiều kỹ năng