showmanship
美 ['ʃomənʃɪp]
英文词源
- showmanship (n.)
- 1859, from showman "one who presents shows" + -ship.
双语例句
- 1. He was ill - equipped to handle the flashy showmanship of Birdsong.
- 他根本没有办法对付伯德桑这种哗众取宠的手腕.
来自辞典例句
- 2. The brash showmanship of his father's megalomaniac construction projects was not Valentin's style.
- 同瓦伦丁父亲(古拉齐奥塞斯库)哨的作秀,喜欢富丽堂皇的建筑的风格相比,瓦伦丁一点也没沾染这些习气.
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