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| бросающийся в глаза (an expensive, red-leather, in-your-face purse Olga Okuneva); говорящий всё напрямик; шокирующий (Anglophile) | |||
| кричащий; подчёркнуто вызывающий (ART Vancouver); вызывающий (о поведении; this behaviour is not necessarily aggressive: "used to describe something done in a forceful way that intends to shock people" (Cambridge English Dictionary, since 1982): Jane Fonda's actions were *not aggressive* but were intended to shock the public and attract its attention to various causes she championed: "I've been so in-your-face for so long (...) and I've been stumbling along trying to find myself." (Vanity Fair) ART Vancouver) | |||
| напористый | |||
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| что, съел? (выражение торжества grafleonov) | |||
| in-your-face: 3 do fraz, 3 tematyki |
| Grubiański | 1 |
| Nieformalny | 1 |
| Pospolicie | 1 |