swank
swank 英 [swæŋk] 美 [swæŋk]
n. 出风头；虚张声势 vi. 炫耀；出风头 adj. 爱打扮的，华丽的
进行时:swanking 过去式:swanked 过去分词:swanked 第三人称单数:swanks 名词复数:swanks
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- n. 出风头；虚张声势
- vi. 炫耀；出风头
- adj. 爱打扮的，华丽的
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1. DO: Highlight the natural color of your lips with a sheer gloss (as seen on Halle Berry and Hilary swank) that has a slight beige or bronze pigment.
用浅米色或古铜色的透明唇膏来点亮你自然的唇色，哈�·贝瑞和希拉�·斯万克就是这样。
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2. Don't judge a book by its cover, goes the old adage, but swank Magazine has undone it, its main attraction being its invariably hot cover, featuring some of the most beautiful women in the world.
不要凭封面判断一本书，古老的言语这么说，但是用在《骚雅》杂志就无效了。 它主要的吸引力就是一直不变的火辣封面，当然她们是这个世界上最漂亮的女人。
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3. So rest assured you won't have to watch Hilary swank, whose production company purchased the film rights, dine on grapefruit three times a day.
所以，别担心，在这部由希拉里·斯旺克的制作公司买下著作改编权的电影当中，你不会看到她一日三餐都吃葡萄柚。
- swank (adj.) "stylish, classy, posh," 1913, from earlier noun or verb; "A midland and s.w. dial. word taken into general slang use at the beginning of the 20th cent." [OED]; compare swank (n.) "ostentatious behavior," noted in 1854 as a Northampton word; swank (v.), from 1809 as "to strut, behave ostentatiously." Perhaps ultimately from Proto-Germanic *swank-, from PIE *sweng(w)-, a Germanic root meaning "to swing, turn, toss" (source also of Middle High German swanken "to sway, totter, turn, swing," Old High German swingan "to swing;" see swing (v.)). Perhaps the notion is of "swinging" the body ostentatiously (compare swagger).
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