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Significats de kitschy en anglès

Effusively or insincerely emotional.

Ús de kitschy en anglès
1
Yes, the clothes and music of the 1980s might seem kitschy now.
Radio NZ
2
I've never seen Fengdu as anything but a cheap, kitschy tourist trap.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
3
The kitschy culture and fickle habits that infested your forever-adolescent America.
Existence
4
In the beginning, it was a kitschy trifle, a grassroots kind of thing.
Wired
5
They're cute, a little kitschy, and actually still kind of inspiring.
Wired
6
The kitchen was large and kitschy, like something straight out of the 1950s.
The girl who chased the moon: a novel
7
The first track has a little bit of kitschy-ness to it.
Reuters
8
Across the Valley, kitschy shops and billboards recall holiday travel before the superhighway era.
BBC
9
Yes, it was kitschy but this was Vegas, for heaven's sake, not the Louvre.
Secret of the seventh son
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Morning Breath Design collective Morning Breath gives Hitler a spanking in this kitschy cartoon.
Wired
11
Beach houses can be as shabby-chic or as luxurious as you choose; never be kitschy.
Jamaica Observer
12
Especially on-trend these days is an ersatz, kitschy friendliness.
The Guardian
13
Dale had to admit that it was sort of interesting, in a nondiscriminating, kitschy way.
A Winter Haunting
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Describes various proposed kitschy and monumental Holocaust memorial projects.
The new yorker
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This kitschy tableau then freeze-framed and morphed cleverly into the characters representing Dr. X's name.
The Diamond Age
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There are kitschy touches, including a giant Hello Kitty Pez dispenser flying down the street.
BBC
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