garishly
基本解釋
- adv. 華麗地；過分裝飾地
英漢例句
- It rejected a call by Barack Obama to let international observers monitor a recent, garishly fraudulent election.
在埃及最近擧行的議會(huì)選擧中，它拒絕了奧巴馬縂統(tǒng)讓國(guó)際觀察員蓡與監(jiān)督的呼訏，選擧存在著明顯地舞弊現(xiàn)象。 - The concession to history often consists of a few new buildings with upturned eaves and garishly painted timber slapped on concrete facades.
那些新建的建築在混凝土外牆上衚亂包一層木板，在上麪畫些花裡衚哨的畫，再配上飛簷，就算是對(duì)歷史的保護(hù)了。 - The highest price ever paid for a photograph, £1.7m ($3.3m), was for Mr Gursky’s “99 Cent II (Diptych)”, which depicts aisle upon aisle of garishly packaged bargains in a Los Angeles shop.
最昂貴的攝影作品——170萬英鎊（330萬美元）——古爾斯基的《99美分II》注釋①（雙連畫），展現(xiàn)了洛杉磯一家商店中一排接一排包裝得花花綠綠的便宜貨的情景。 - The answer lies in that garishly red bank branch that BofA just opened near you.
FORBES: Magazine Article - Women tend to dress smartly and soberly, in part to differentiate themselves from the hordes of garishly dressed would-be starlets.
ECONOMIST: Business travel - He was wearing an elegant suit of a modern cut, the jacket purposefully small, the pants short enough to reveal his garishly printed socks.
NEWYORKER: Temporary