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gaudy (GAW dee) This adjective means tastelessly showy, suggesting overly bright colors, overly flashy design. Coming from the Latin word for “enjoyment,” “merry-making,” it illustrates the linguistic phenomenon of pejoration (PEJ or A shun), whereby a positive word becomes a negative.
- Gaudiness is in the eye of the beholder: large quantities of bright primary colors please some, while to those who prefer grays and tans they are unbearable.
- “Do you find the work of Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi (GOW dee) gaudy?” asked Mr. Zavatsky, determined to get as close to a pun as possible.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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华而不实（GAW-dee）这个形容词的意思是毫无品味的炫耀，暗示过于鲜艳的颜色，过于华而不实的设计。它来自拉丁语中“享受”、“快乐制造”的意思，说明了贬义（PEJ或A shun）的语言现象，即积极的词变成消极的词。
- 华丽就在旁观者的眼中：大量明亮的原色让一些人感到愉悦，而对于那些喜欢灰色和棕褐色的人来说，它们令人难以忍受
- “你觉得西班牙建筑师安东尼奥·高迪（GOW dee）的作品华而不实吗？”扎瓦茨基问道，他决心尽可能接近双关语
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