zhing-zhong
- adjective
- UK
- She loves the zhing-zhong look of colorful streamers and mismatched lights.
Examples
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The living room was decorated in a zhing-zhong style for the festival.
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Her outfit was quite zhing-zhong with all the bright colors.
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His desk is cluttered with zhing-zhong souvenirs from around the world.
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The party decorations were so zhing-zhong that everyone loved them!
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The living room was decorated in a zhing-zhong style for the festival.
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She loves the zhing-zhong look of colorful streamers and mismatched lights.
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His desk is cluttered with zhing-zhong souvenirs from around the world.
Synonyms
Being very decorated and showy in style, often with many small details
Having a very showy, overly decorated style
Bright, bold, showy clothes or style that attract attention
Antonyms
How Garish
- Informal
- UK
Surface Forms
Etymology
Zhing-zhong is a playful repeated sound, made of the two parts zhing and zhong, and it feels like 'jingle' or 'bling', bringing to mind lots of small shiny bits. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a busy, colorful mix of mismatched decorations and lights, which is why zhing-zhong describes a whimsical, garish style.