brassy

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I loved the smell of cork grease and slide oil, of musty woolen uniforms, and the tangy dankness of brassy horn bells.
我喜歡聞松脂和黑色潤滑油味道，喜歡聞羊毛制服的黴味和潮溼的黃銅喇叭的撲鼻氣味。
It has a small American flag hand-embroidered on the waistband. A subtle logo on the pocket is like a ghost, or phantom, of the brassy original logo.
褲子的後腰上有一個(gè)小小的手工刺綉的美國國旗，口袋的黃銅鈕釘上的標(biāo)志看上去像個(gè)鬼魂或魅影。
No matter how many photos of Carrie Underwood you flash before your stylist, there's always a 50/50 chance your hair will come out looking brassy, bleached, bright yellow, or just plain fake.
燙染完美的金發(fā)要付出一定的努力，不論在你設(shè)計(jì)後有多少卡麗·安德伍德光彩照人的相片，縂是有50%你的頭發(fā)看起來像是黃銅色、變淡、亮黃，或者僅僅是假的素色。

Pre was a brassy Duck freshman when he made the cover in June, 1970.
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And Pom already has been known as a pretty brassy outfit under founder and CEO Lynda Resnick.
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Asbury Park, for all its brassy bar bands and boardwalk barkers, was not immune to the times.
NEWYORKER: We Are Alive

(METAL) like brass in colour, or too bright
(SOUND) loud and unpleasant
(CONFIDENT) used to describe a woman who speaks and laughs too loudly and who dresses in bright, cheap clothes, often wearing too much make-up

Brassy music is bold, harsh, and loud.
If you describe a woman's appearance or her behaviour as brassy, you think that she does not have good taste, and that she dresses or behaves in a way that is too loud or vulgar.
Something that is brassy has a yellow metallic colour and sometimes looks cheap.