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flamboyant

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/flæmˈbɔɪənt/
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Übersetzungen

flamboyantsubstantiv
flamboyants
Pl.
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flamboyantArbre tropical à fleurs rouges voyantes.
The flamboyant in the garden was in full bloom, its vibrant red flowers attracting numerous birds and insects.
Le flamboyant du jardin était en pleine floraison, ses fleurs rouges éclatantes attirant de nombreux oiseaux et insectes.
flamboyantEn architecture, désigne le style gothique flamboyant.
The cathedral's façade is a classic example of the Flamboyant, with its intricate stone carvings and flowing tracery.
La façade de la cathédrale est un exemple classique du flamboyant, avec ses sculptures de pierre complexes et son réseau de pierre ondoyant.
Synonyme
show-off
exhibitionist
dandy
peacock
showman
scene-stealer
ostentatious person
royal poinciana
flame tree
poinciana
Delonix regia
flamboyantadjektiv
more flamboyant
Komp.
most flamboyant
Super.
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flamboyantQui attire l’attention par son allure, son assurance ou son éclat ; registre courant.
Her flamboyant personality made her the center of attention at every party.
Sa personnalité flamboyante faisait d’elle le centre de l’attention à chaque fête.
flamboyantEn architecture gothique, se dit du style flamboyant.
The church's flamboyant west facade is a masterpiece of intricate stonework.
La façade ouest flamboyante de l’église est un chef-d’œuvre de pierre finement sculptée.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
exubérantQuand l’idée dominante est l’expression excessive, l’ostentation ou le goût du spectaculaire.
Synonyme
ostentatious
showy
extravagant
vivid
brilliant
colorful
theatrical
flashy
Antonyme
subdued
modest
unassuming
plain

Definitionen

flamboyantsubstantiv
A style of late Gothic architecture, especially in France, distinguished by flame-like window tracery and ornate decoration.
The cathedral's façade is a classic example of the Flamboyant, with its intricate stone carvings and flowing tracery.
A tropical tree or shrub known for its bright and showy flowers, often referred to as the flame tree.
The flamboyant in the garden was in full bloom, its vibrant red flowers attracting numerous birds and insects.
flamboyantadjektiv
Characterized by being very confident, lively, and noticeable, often in a way that attracts attention.
Her flamboyant personality made her the center of attention at every party.
Marked by elaborate or colorful display or behavior.
The flamboyant costumes of the dancers added to the vibrancy of the festival.
Relating to the late French Gothic architectural style distinguished by flowing, flame-like window tracery and ornate detail.
The church's flamboyant west facade is a masterpiece of intricate stonework.
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