Glossy的意思|Glossy的解释-里氏词典

glossy ['glɔsɪ]

a. 平滑的, 有光泽的

The old man has glossy hair.
那位老人头发很有光泽。
Fashion magazines are glossy.
时装杂志看起来很有光泽。
A smooth, glossy finish or appearance; luster.
抛光面，光泽一个光滑的有光泽的抛光木或表面；光泽

glossy
glossier, glossiest

[ noun ]

a magazine printed on good quality paper

<noun.communication>

a photograph that is printed on smooth shiny paper

<noun.artifact>

[ adj ]

(of paper and fabric and leather) having a surface made smooth and glossy especially by pressing between rollers

<adj.all>

calendered paper

glossy paper

reflecting light

<adj.all>

glistening bodies of swimmers

the horse's glossy coat

lustrous auburn hair

saw the moon like a shiny dime on a deep blue velvet carpet

shining white enamel

superficially attractive and stylish; suggesting wealth or expense

<adj.all>

a glossy TV series

Glossy \Gloss"y\ (gl[o^]s"[y^]), a. [Compar. {Glossier}
(gl[o^]s"[i^]*[~e]r); superl. {Glossiest}.] [See {Gloss}
luster.]
1. Smooth and shining; reflecting luster from a smooth
surface; highly polished; lustrous; as, glossy silk; a
glossy surface.

2. Smooth; specious; plausible; as, glossy deceit.

Otherwise, it is the Munich formula as usual: end-of-season offerings performed by glossy names on little or no rehearsal to often scrappy, lacklustre effect.
The dialogue and surroundings ring wonderfully true, an admirable exception to the TV-movie rule of glossy stars in nostalgic House Beautiful settings trying to act folksy.
His work doesn't appear in glossy architectural magazines and he draws no raves reviews for his timber frames, collar beams and squat designs in bare concrete.
Sappi will have 70 per cent of Warren's equity. The acquisition lifts Sappi into the front rank of world paper makers. Warren claims 27 per cent of the US market in coated woodfree papers, used for glossy publications such as magazines and catalogues.
The best value for edging is the glossy evergreen one, confusa, but the problem is its cost.
On the positive side, once the word spreads that the myth has been shattered, we believe many corporations will unleash a lot of pent-up creativity and invent a better glossy report.
Even the company's annual report, designed last year to look like a glossy fashion magazine, gets attention.
Gardener's Supply Co. of Burlington, Vt., last year set up a program to recycle glossy catalog paper, which many recyclers won't accept.
The company ditched a glossy brochure, which had included a letter and a response form, in favor of a brief appeal, and it began to push the service as cheap family entertainment rather than as a luxury.
You can wear clothes which are unsuitable because they are impractical - leather jeans, spiky high heels, fabrics you can't wash the mud off - or because they are in the wrong mood: too formal, too glossy, too city-glamorous.
Howls of protest from Robin Hood fans and deflated tourism boosters led city officials to withdraw the glossy 45-cent brochure.
This is not surprising, as Mr Auterac believes auctions give a more accurate picture of the property market than the big, glossy deals which attract headlines.
But the BCCI scandal has erupted at a particularly awkward time, just as Luxembourg is launching a glossy public-relations campaign to press its bid to be host to the community's planned central bank.
All have glossy brochures to sell their wares, some of them more objective than others, but all of them reasonably fair in what they claim. The warmth of welcome may also make a difference.
'One alteration is that we now pass on to our clients the high cost of advertising and glossy brochures,' says George Pope, the joint chairman.
Professional investors depend more on the 10K than the glossy, and individuals spend no more than a few minutes with the annual reports they receive.
It also recognises that employees will be better educated, more self-confident and independent than before. Last week the Department of Employment published a glossy guide to employee involvement entitled The Competitive Edge.
A glossy, sleekly designed magazine started in 1979, Cook's targeted well-heeled readers who liked to cook their own gourmet meals and entertain stylishly.
Although the concept may seem flashy and expensive to some, the cost of reproducing more than 300,000 short, lightweight tape cassettes probably compares favourably to the cost of publishing a similar number of glossy documents.
CONSTRUCTION companies are used to perusing glossy brochures containing details of grandiose national development plans.
After all, who has not been tempted into attending an event by its glossy pre-launch publicity, only to discover on the day that it was not worth the effort?
Hundreds of heads huddled close to the glossy photographs Saturday, and fingers furtively pointed out familiar faces and places.
Since breakthrough concepts are rare, he adds, advertisers should flock to Paramount for its glossy production values.
For quite a while this long film's glossy beauty and studied imagery has a mesmerizing effect.
The life styles of leveraged-buy-out specialists and corporate raiders were featured in glossy fashion and decorating magazines.
From the glossy pages of the world's most authoritative fashion bibles to the windows of the smallest high street store, a new sort of woman is being celebrated.
But Paul Larmer, spokesman at Sierra Club headquarters in San Francisco, said the organization doesn't have the equipment to do it right now, and another concern is that slick, glossy color photographs do not reproduce as well on recycled paper.
The chief executive presented Korean officials with glossy photos of frantic United customers waiting in long lines at eight ticket counters.
He's shot his movie to look like the glossy magazines that govern his characters' lives.
RICK Tomlinson has no difficulty choosing the source of the photographs for the glossy calendar his company publishes.

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