1.
Suggestive of or attired like a dandy; foppish.
花花公子的，纨绔的显露出或打扮得像花花公子的；花花公子的
2.
The dress or manner of a fop.
纨绔习气花花公子的衣着或仪表
3.
In his clothes Skeeter puts on a dandy’s accent
穿着这身衣服，斯基特带有花花公子的派头。
4.
a braw gallant
衣着华丽的花花公子
5.
To dress as or cause to resemble a dandy.
使象花花公子穿得像或使象花花公子
6.
dandify:To dress as or cause to resemble a dandy.
使象花花公子:穿得像或使象花花公子.
7.
Behavior that is characteristic of or appropriate to a coxcomb;foppish conceit.
具有花花公子特征的或符合花花公子行为的；纨绔子弟的虚浮
8.
A man who is devoted to the pursuit of pleasurable activities.
花花公子专门追求欢乐活动的男子
9.
Tom has been given the label of "playboy" by his friends.
汤姆被他的朋友们称为"花花公子"。
10.
Our favourite beaux are not great coxcombs.
我们心爱的人不是大花花公子。
11.
Tom have being give the label of" playboy" by his friend.
汤姆被他的朋友们称为“花花公子”。
12.
A luxury-loving person; a bon vivant.
花花公子喜爱奢华的人，生活奢侈者
13.
The dandy cares too much about the or=# cc0066> smartness of his clothes.
那个花花公子有些过份注意他的衣着。
14.
Tom have been give the label of"playboy"by his friend
汤姆被他的朋友们称为"花花公子"
15.
He is a plausible coxcomb.
他是个巧言令色的花花公子。
16.
I became Mr. Playboy," he said.
我成了花花公子先生。”
17.
Her fourth husband was a middle-aged playboy.
她的第四任丈夫是一个中年的花花公子。
18.
a conceited dandy who is overly impressed by his own accomplishments.
自以为是过度沉浸在自己的成就中的花花公子。