kitschy
kitschy — 形容詞
- kitschypositive
- kitschiercomparative
- kitschiestsuperlative
1. describing objects, art, or design that are cheaply made, overly sentimental, or
俗艷的
廉價花俏而帶有懷舊趣味的
describing objects, art, or design that are cheaply made, overly sentimental, or low in taste, but sometimes enjoyed for their old-fashioned or amusing qualities — for example, a plastic souvenir statue or a painting of crying clowns on velvet.
A kitschy gilt-framed mirror hung above the sofa in her grandmother's living room.
一面俗艷的鍍金框鏡子掛在奶奶客廳的沙發上方。
kitschy + decorative object (gilt-framed mirror)
Lien bought a kitschy velvet painting of Elvis from a souvenir shop in Las Vegas.
Lien 在拉斯維加斯的一家紀念品店買了一幅 Elvis 的俗艷天鵝絨畫。
kitschy + souvenir item (velvet painting with pop-culture figure)
Diego bought a kitschy souvenir keychain shaped like the Eiffel Tower.
Diego 買了一個艾菲爾鐵塔造型的俗艷紀念鑰匙圈。
Sofia's kitchen is full of kitschy ceramic chickens and bright plastic flowers.
Sofia 的廚房裡擺滿了俗艷的陶瓷雞和鮮豔的塑膠花。
Because of its bright colours and funny shapes, the lamp looked kitschy but also cheerful.
因為顏色鮮豔、造型有趣,那盞燈看起來俗艷卻又討喜。
- tasteful
Tasteful suggests elegance, restraint, and good design — the opposite of kitschy.
- sophisticated
Sophisticated implies refined, complex, or high-class taste, whereas kitschy is populist and simple.
文法句型
kitschy + noun
用法筆記
Unlike purely negative words such as 'ugly' or 'tasteless', kitschy is often used with affection or irony — people may describe something as kitschy while enjoying it for its nostalgic or humorous value.