Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Tacky"

A: If you describe something as tacky, you dislike it because it is cheap and badly made or vulgar.

Eg.
“His clothes are so tacky.”

If something such as paint or glue is tacky, it is slightly sticky and not yet dry.

Eg.
“While glue is still tacky, apply top coat.”

A: 1. Out of date, poor taste

2. Sticky

A: ADJECTIVE

(of glue, paint, or other substances) not fully dry and retaining a slightly sticky feel.

‘the paint was still tacky’

More example sentences

‘It looked like it could have been held together with tacky glue and scotch tape.’

‘It puts out a real sticky, tacky substance and is designed to restrict the movement of somebody.’

‘This paint was tacky rather than wet, but it was clearly brand new.’

A: 촌스럽다/끈적끈적한

A: Can mean two things.

More commonly #1: "bad taste," "not fashionable," "ugly" as in "The sweater he wore was very tacky."

#2: Sticky, like glue. "The floor was tacky" can mean someone spilled juice on the floor.

A: She's wearing pajamas in public. That's so tacky.
(bad fashion)

A: tacky 촌스럽다
that coat is so tacky.

A: "Bragging about money is tacky."
In this example, tacky means "a little rude".

"That decoration is tacky."
In this example, tacky means "ugly".

"The glue is not dry, it feels tacky."
In this example, tacky means "sticky".

I hope this helped!

A: That dress is tacky
Or
Did you see her hair style it was so tacky

A: Tacky is usually used for objects, not behavior. So an ugly or unfashionable shirt would be tacky, for example.

Cringy and embarrassing are very similar. However, cringy often means that it is another person judging you, while embarrassing is often you judging yourself.

Examples:
If you see a grown up who still plays with dolls, someone might call that “cringy.” The adult would not feel ashamed of that themself, but another person would find it weird, so it is cringy.

If you forget someone’s name, you might be embarrassed. This is common and happens to everyone, so the other person would probably not mind and they would not judge you. But you would feel bad and judge yourself, so you are embarrassed.

A: i think i get it. thank you for the explanation

A: Cheesy means something is unnecessarily positive. Like a couple who speak to each other like they're in a drama.

Tacky means that something doesn't fit in where it is. It's only used for negative things though, like looking too cheap or out of place.

A: Tacky is distasteful or offensive, like a birthday card with a rude joke on the cover. Cheesy can refer to something that is overly sentimental, like an overacted, over the top rom-com on TV.

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A: Tacky could be a physical look or the way someone acts. For example: if you wear white to a wedding (only brides wear white) thats tacky/disrespectful.

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