flamboyantly

adv.

艳丽地、奢华地、绚丽地。；

1. Versace is famous for his flamboyant designs.
   凡赛斯因为它们艳丽的设计而闻名。
2. Using colorful and bright hue, the artist expresses the affecting beauty of the flowers and the flamboyant bursting.
   作者用艳丽，明快的色彩表现了花动人的美丽和艳丽的绽放。
3. Pictorialism lent character to the flamboyant baron's photographs while their light came from Whistler's painting.
   写实主义赋予了爱炫耀的男爵的相片以特色，而他们的灵感来自于惠斯勒的绘画。

Flamboyantly insane
BOOKS: SINNING FLAMBOYANTLY
`Zoolander' Flamboyantly Falls Flat
A MORBID OBSESSION, DIPLAYED FLAMBOYANTLY
Flamboyantly humble.(Dave Eggers, You Shall Know Our Velocity)(Book Review)
Flamboyantly wacky and slightly dark: Becoming a children's book writer after graduate study
To change one's life: Start immediately. Do it flamboyantly. No Exceptions.
'Rio's Sambadrome Is the Most Flamboyantly Tacky, Over-the-Top Parade You've Ever Seen' ; Tales of the Carnival
Books: A Tongue Pierced with Hairpins ; the Flamboyantly Cool and Resolutely Uncertain Cicero Is Well Served by a Biographer Who Can...
A Very Peculiar Couple; One Was a Dour Academic and Rightwing Demagogue, the Other the Flamboyantly Gay Dressmaker to the Queen. It ...