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adjective (giving an impression of value by a bright and striking outward appearance: His clothes are too showy for my liking.) llamativo, vistosotr['ʃəʊɪ]♦ showily advadj.• aparatoso, -a adj.• bambollero, -a adj.• charro, -a adj.• curro, -a adj.• gayo, -a adj.• guapo, -a adj.• llamativo, -a adj.• ostentoso, -a adj.• pinturero, -a adj.• rimbombante adj.• rozagante adj.• vistoso, -a adj.'ʃəʊiadjective showier, showiestb) ( attractive) <clothes/plumage/flowers> vistoso, llamativo['ʃǝʊɪ]ADJ (compar showier) (superl showiest) ostentoso* * *['ʃəʊi]adjective showier, showiestb) ( attractive) <clothes/plumage/flowers> vistoso, llamativo
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