Snazzy Meaning in English
word
ˈsnæzi
SNAZ-ee
snˈæzi
sn-AZ-ee
Definition
Attractive, stylish, and modern in appearance, often used to describe something that looks new, colorful, or impressive.
Usage & Nuances
'Snazzy' is informal and positive. Commonly describes clothing ('snazzy suit'), cars, or gadgets. Avoid in very formal writing. It suggests eye-catching style, sometimes a bit flashy.
Spanish: elegante - llamativo (ropa/estilo)Portuguese (BR): estiloso - chamativoPortuguese (PT): giro - exuberanteChinese (Simplified): 时髦的 - 炫酷的Chinese (Traditional): 時髦的 - 炫酷的Hindi: स्टाइलिश - आकर्षकArabic: أنيق - ملفت للنظرBengali: ঝকঝকে - আকর্ষণীয় - স্টাইলিশRussian: яркий - модный - эффектныйJapanese: おしゃれな - 派手なVietnamese: bảnh bao - sành điệu - nổi bậtKorean: 멋진 - 화려한Turkish: havalı - şık - gösterişliUrdu: چمک دار - دیدہ زیب - فیشنیIndonesian: keren - modis - mencolok
Example Sentences
She bought a snazzy red dress for the party.
basic
I like your snazzy shoes!
basic
That is a snazzy car.
basic
Check out his snazzy new watch—it even talks!
natural
The kitchen looks so snazzy after the renovation.
natural
He always wears snazzy ties to work meetings.
natural