flamboyant in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for flamboyant in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flamboyant [Am ˌflæmˈbɔɪ(j)ənt, Brit flamˈbɔɪənt] ADJ

1. flamboyant (dashing):

flamboyant style/person

exuberante

flamboyant style/person

extravagante

flamboyant gesture

ampuloso

flamboyant lifestyle

extravagante

he made his usual flamboyant entrance

hizo su aparatosa entrada de costumbre

2. flamboyant (brilliant):

flamboyant color/plumage

vistoso

flamboyant hat/dress

llamativo

3. flamboyant ARCHIT:

flamboyant

flamígero

Translations for flamboyant in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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aparatoso (aparatosa) gestos/ademán

flamboyant

aparatoso (aparatosa) sombrero

flamboyant

gótico flamígero

flamboyant Gothic

extravagante persona

flamboyant

extravagante

flamboyant

con gesto rumboso

with a flamboyant flourish

exuberante

flamboyant

siempre se viste con ropa llamativa

she always wears flamboyant clothes

ponte algo menos llamativo

wear something less conspicuous o flamboyant

flamboyant in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for flamboyant in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flamboyant [flæmˈbɔɪənt] ADJ

flamboyant manner, person

exuberante

flamboyant air, clothes

vistoso, -a

Translations for flamboyant in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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flamante

flamboyant

ponciana (delonyx regia) f BOT

flamboyant

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He is very flamboyant and full of himself.

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In comparison to other guilds, they were considered the most flamboyant.

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The creative team constructed flamboyant stage sets, which were visualized through digital devices to show off the dramatic effects and fantasies on stage.

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Only the choir has three windows, two of them - the north and the south - are broken and one has three transoms and flamboyant latticework.

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His stature as the lead singer of the band, and the added attention garnered by his flamboyant stage persona, led to tensions within the band.

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A flamboyant man also shows up and arouses suspicion.

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The flamboyant duo then go on to plan many more small weddings, working incredibly well as a team.

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Cool, not flamboyant of gesture, capable, he held the performance together as nicely as one would desire.

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Gaga is noted for her flamboyant and diverse contributions to the music industry via her fashion, live performances, and music videos.

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But she was also very funny, spontaneous and flamboyant.

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