showy造句怎么写

In full bloom, plum trees are covered with densely packed, showy flower clusters.

TOM joined the new order of Cadets of Temperance, being attracted by the showy character of their "regalia."

Any of various plants of the genus dianthus such as the carnation and sweet William often cultivated for their showy fragrant flowers.

It was in 1996 that the Japanese words "jimi-kon" (low-key wedding) and "hade-kon" (showy wedding) arrived on Japan's linguistic forefront.

Any of several evergreen shrubs or small trees of the genus Camellia native to eastern Asia, especially nica, having shiny leaves and showy roselike flowers that are usually red, white, or pink.

Mr Zoellick will have to convince donors that the bank's best work is often its least showy, filling in the gaps left by other aid-givers keen to boast about their own generosity.

Given to ostentatious display; showy.

B: Yes. It's a bit showy.

A showy or ceremonious passage, such as a fanfare.

Bride dress not showy, upstage the bride, but can not be too casual.

It is an extremely showy beauty with its pure white, charming flowers and amazing scent that pervades the air especially after dusk.

They are widely eaten fresh, cooked, or Baked in pastries. In full Bloom, plum trees are covered with densely packed, showy flower clusters.

There gathered, before the matinee and afterwards, not only all the pretty women who love a showy parade, but the men who love to gaze upon and admire them.

Avoid showy accessories, busy patterns, tight garments and revealing necklines.

A tropical American shrub(Euphorbia pulcherrima) that has showy, usually scarlet bracts beneath the small yellow flowerlike inflorescences.

They also called in a favor — Murdoch's close friend Hugh Jackman has a small but showy role as a nightclub owner — to give the movie some additional Western appeal.

The huge, showy booster rockets fallen away, it was just a little glider or an aeroplane.

Villains are frequently showy arrivistes.

perennial tropical American vine cultivated for its racemes of showy yellow and purple flowers having the corolla keel coiled like a snail shell; sometimes placed in genus Phaseolus.