Examples of using Flamboyant in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was flamboyant.
Flamboyant obstacles♪.
Something flamboyant!
He was certainly the most visible and the most flamboyant.
He was flamboyant, but he.
Scoffs Maybe I'm just not as flamboyant about it.
But not flamboyant- he was a nerd.
Some of the men find it a bit… flamboyant.
Apu, the flamboyant artist;
Apparently, General Chang is a flamboyant man.
Fabulous? Flamboyant? France?
No, but I mean, you know, his being so… Flamboyant.
Flamboyant clothes, necklaces, shoes, shirts and perfumes.
They played thrilling, positive, flamboyant football.
The more flamboyant the pageantry, the stronger we appear.
You will hear a lot about my client's flamboyant lifestyle.
Leigh Bowery- flamboyant Australian designer and performance artist.
Mr. Ocampo, who pays your salary, who finances your… Flamboyant.
I would be the most flamboyant gay you have ever seen.
The flamboyant Baron Max von Oppenheim made the Kaiser think again.
The Prime Minister has an absolute genius for putting flamboyant labels on empty luggage.".
Flamboyant colors are very common among male birds, especially during mating season.
I admit that I have worn some flamboyant designer outfits, but I have never dressed up like a woman.
Flamboyant, African-American lawyer, arguing on behalf of your picture of perfect white, hetero family.
But in the western part of the island, these flamboyant birds share the forests… with a rather unassuming looking character, the Vogelkop bowerbird.
Development flamboyant brand character in the company"Insight" is engaged in a professional team: designers, marketers, artists.
Seville is known forhosting the largest Easter celebrations in Spain, with flamboyant parades, outrageously luscious desserts, and most traditionally, the Nazarenos.
In 2003, he starred as the flamboyant pirate Jack Sparrow in 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean.
Mike doesn't use the camera in a flamboyant way, but he has a style just the way a writer who's crystal clear has a style.
Goings, Goings, Gone… publishing's most flamboyant power player makes a waterlogged exit worthy of a Bret Easton Ellis character.".