单词 | 华而不实 |
释义 | 华而不实 辨形“华”,不能写作“哗”。 辨析华而不实和“虚有其表”;都有“外表好看;表里不一”的意思。不同在于:华而不实重在“不实”;而“虚有其表”重在“表”;且华而不实除可用于人物外;也可用于其他方面。 辨形“华”,不能写作“哗”。 辨析华而不实和“虚有其表”;都有“外表好看;表里不一”的意思。不同在于:华而不实重在“不实”;而“虚有其表”重在“表”;且华而不实除可用于人物外;也可用于其他方面。 歇后语绣楼里的枕头;镀金的佛像 法文apparences trompeusestout ce qui reluit n'est pas or 俄文бессодержáтельная красивость 德文die Blüte ist prǎchtig,aber taubschǒne Form,leerer Inhalt nur ǎuβerlich schǒn 【注意】❶注意华而不实中华的意思。❷含贬义。 反义词 But there are limits: Such huge flows of wealth can be squandered on corruption or showcase projects that turn into white elephants. But good news for a group like LVMH, with just 34% of its revenues earned in Europe thanks to Asian consumers’ seemingly endless appetite for its baubles. But the scheme is only a temporary fix, and is just the sort of grandiose engineering project that tends to cause environmental problems of its own. They are, to be sure, a peculiarly boring breed of romantic, speaking in turgid prose rather than poetry. Television is fast, colourful, easy, funny, scary, informative, and slick. Short skirts, overly high heels, flashy makeup, pale jeans, and anything really tacky or dated is generally a no. Meanwhile, slick fashion suits will have you looking like a rock star, but only for a couple of years. Offering the agency the moon tomorrow—complete with all the flashy new hardware required to get people and materials up there—in exchange for a shuttle-retirement plan today would be a clever ploy. The public sector, meanwhile, has become a byword for mismanagement, with vast sums of public money being frittered away on over payments of tax credits or costly IT projects. Most of the other issues swirling in the lawyer- soldier tornado are either trivial or meretricious. The parent’s doctors should be nudged to justify flashy but exhausting diagnostic tests, and to constantly re- evaluate medication regimens. The implication in all such speeches is that a party's policies spring from the nation's collective consciousness, and not from anything so tawdry as political strategy sessions and focus groups. He felt he had made a mistake by hiring the flashy, controversial Carly Fiorina as his successor at HP, and that he had to do a better job of choosing the right person to run Boeing. The best of them understand the need for rules, but don't have the luxury of abstraction. All I want is a way to track my money easily, with no other bells and whistles, and a way to access that online so that I can view it from anywhere. Rather than relying on distracting flashy ads, we developed relevant, clearly marked text- based ads above and to the right of our search results. Some of the follies these Indians, Bangladeshis, Chinese and Filipinos build will not earn much return, but at least they help spread the wealth around. With big, showy behavior, it's a lot easier for them to discount the issue versus if you brought it up in a serious tone. Real power for the first time in the better part of a century is no small bauble. Not only had these flashy computer systems failed to forecast behaviour in, say, the subprime mortgage world, but they had also seduced bankers and investors to take foolhardy risks. And Messrs Bogle and Malkiel are right to argue that the low- cost appeal of index funds will be diluted if too many bells and whistles are added. The public is able to digest these“ follies” easier than larger buildings, the latter of which may be controversial for their break with tradition on such an imposing scale. |
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