garish znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady garish

• The casino was everything she promised, and more - garish, gaudy, noisy, manic, and with a gloriously chaotic sound environment to die for.

• The latter were seen as irrational, absurd, garish, over-zealous and fervent.

• Virtually every element of his appearance is ridiculous: filthy, garish, fussy, and obviously cheap.

• The group members wear 'nice' clothes, mostly dresses, and are as carefully made up (though not perhaps as garish) as they would have been on stage.

• Outdoor advertising by garish posters, whether illuminated or not, is always incongruous and, therefore, injurious to the surroundings in which the posters are placed.

• I hope we shall tackle not only this but the problem of the eyesores created by petrol filling stations with their garish lights.

• I refer in particular to some of the striptease clubs and the garish and seductive advertisements outside them.

• Recently some of the houses have been painted in garish colours.