中文翻译与英英解释

adj.
夸示的，得意扬扬地给人看的；(态度)自负的；讲排场的，虚饰的；外观美丽的，浮华的。
adv.
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intended to attract notice and impress others; "an ostentatious sable coat"
同义词：pretentious,

(of a display) tawdry or vulgar
同义词：pretentious,

例句与用法

They are too ostentatious .
他们太好炫耀。

He was neither ostentatious nor luxurious, neither did he care about social position .
他既不浮华也不奢侈，也不讲究社会地位。

Some of the violets themselves felt that the ugliness of the little dwarf was almost ostentatious .
其实有一些紫罗兰也觉得小矮人的丑陋大半是他自己故意做出来的。

The night nurse made her way down through what was technically her employer's house, an ugly, ostentatious one .
那位夜班护士走下这名义上属于她雇主的丑怪而浮华的房屋。

Contacts conducted at arm's length for five years should suddenly turn into such an ostentatious embrace .
五年来保持的不过分亲密的接触现在突然变成如此公开炫耀的拥抱。

The only man who had a bathroom in blackstable was mr. wilson, and it was thought ostentatious of him .
在布莱克斯塔布尔，只有一个人有自己的浴室，那就是威尔逊先生，人们认为他那是放意炫耀。

In a sort of ostentatious way, he drew back his coat sleeves, seized a bill of fare, and scanning the drink-list on the back .
他装腔作势地把上衣袖子往上一撩，拿起一份菜单，仔细看了看后面开列的酒名。

You have a very ostentatious way of showing it
你懂得如何用炫耀的方式来表现它

Their daughter was ostentatious on her wedding reception
他们的女儿在办婚事时摆阔。

In the less ostentatious house , no . 2 was a mystery
可是那家较差的客栈，二号却是个谜。