dandy

/dan-dee/US // ˈdæn di //UK // (ˈdændɪ) //

纨绔子弟,纨裤子弟

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural dan·dies.
- : a man who is excessively concerned about his clothes and appearance; a fop.
- : Informal. something or someone of exceptional or first-rate quality: Your reply was a dandy.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
dan·di·er, dan·di·est.
- : characteristic of a dandy; foppish.
- : Informal. fine; excellent; first-rate: a dandy vacation spot.

adj.fine, excellent

Synonyms

The base four-cylinder turbo is dandy, especially for daily commutes.
These handy-dandy contraptions disperse hot water vapor to a fiber pad, allowing you to clean your floors with minimal effort, chemicals, and mess.
Using a long-handled lighter, WD-40 customers have reported that it makes a dandy mini-flame thrower.
The market value of your now-nine-year security would be only about $9,174, according to my handy-dandy online bond calculator.
That’s all fine and dandy, but a lack of a schedule can be confusing for our animals, especially when they usually have free reign of the house from 9 to 5 every day.
And this big box that encloses him is only an exaggeration of his regular nerd-dandy clothes.
As well as being less flirtatious, Capaldi is far less of a dandy.
Yankee Doodle Dandy, from 1942, tells the story of the man who practically wrote the soundtrack to American patriotism.
Gary Hume dressed as a Mexican dandy and sold tequila slammers.
Baudelaire, very much the well-dressed young dandy, was watching from his carriage across the street.
The poor dandy showed a pair of straight coat-tails instanter, and the whole table joined in a "tremenjous" roar.

/dan-dee/US // ˈdæn di //UK // (ˈdændɪ) //

纨绔子弟,纨裤子弟

n.名词 noun

1
plural dan·dies.
- : a man who is excessively concerned about his clothes and appearance; a fop.
- : Informal. something or someone of exceptional or first-rate quality: Your reply was a dandy.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
dan·di·er, dan·di·est.
- : characteristic of a dandy; foppish.
- : Informal. fine; excellent; first-rate: a dandy vacation spot.

adj.fine, excellent

Synonyms

The base four-cylinder turbo is dandy, especially for daily commutes.
These handy-dandy contraptions disperse hot water vapor to a fiber pad, allowing you to clean your floors with minimal effort, chemicals, and mess.
Using a long-handled lighter, WD-40 customers have reported that it makes a dandy mini-flame thrower.
The market value of your now-nine-year security would be only about $9,174, according to my handy-dandy online bond calculator.
That’s all fine and dandy, but a lack of a schedule can be confusing for our animals, especially when they usually have free reign of the house from 9 to 5 every day.
And this big box that encloses him is only an exaggeration of his regular nerd-dandy clothes.
As well as being less flirtatious, Capaldi is far less of a dandy.
Yankee Doodle Dandy, from 1942, tells the story of the man who practically wrote the soundtrack to American patriotism.
Gary Hume dressed as a Mexican dandy and sold tequila slammers.
Baudelaire, very much the well-dressed young dandy, was watching from his carriage across the street.
The poor dandy showed a pair of straight coat-tails instanter, and the whole table joined in a "tremenjous" roar.