Eye-catching sentence-making grade two

Striking means attracting people's attention.

Generally, it acts as a part-time mode in sentences; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise.

tidy

Mao Zedong's "Fourteen Major Events of Investigation Report on Hunan Peasant Movement": "There are gongs and drums; Eye-catching. "

Make a sentence

Don't let yourself stand out.

Nothing noticeable.

Her literary talent is particularly striking.

So if you want attention, go streaking.

This party is conspicuous by many celebrities.

Why are you always so conspicuous?

Miss Li's dress is particularly eye-catching

Xiao Qiang's new sneakers are particularly eye-catching.

Mom told me that it is not good to be too conspicuous.

His clothes are different and eye-catching.

The strange stone is very eye-catching.

Although she is not surprising, she is very eye-catching.

This white goose is the most eye-catching in the whole river bend.

One of the most striking architectural projects is the palace.

The most striking thing is the consistency of the house.

He is very attractive because of his personable manner.

Today, Xiaoli is particularly eye-catching in red.

Beautiful women stand out from the crowd.

She came in quietly from the door so as not to attract attention.

The colorful balloons flying in the square are particularly eye-catching.

synonym

Show off in the street? Attract worldwide attention? See * * *? high-flown words

antonym

Ignore it? Listen but not smell? Unknown? Turn a blind eye? Remain anonymous