plas Idiom, Proverb

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make a splash

advertise with style, open with balloons and prizes When Tom opened his Toyota dealership, he made quite a splash.

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plastered

very drunk, hammered, looped, sloshed After losing the fight, Jock went and got plastered.

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plastic

credit cards, bank cards I like to use plastic when I travel. I don't feel safe carrying cash.

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splashback

reaction from the public, fall-out, feedback """Is there any splashback on the new income tax policy?"" ""Yes. It's all positive."""

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splash down

land in the sea（宇宙飞船在返回地球时在海洋中）溅落
The lunar capsule splashed down in the Pacific．登月密封舱降落在太平洋上。
The returing astronauts splashed down safely．返航的宇航员安全降落。

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Plastic smile

When someone is wearing a plastic smile, they are appear to be happier with a situation or events than they actually are. This is actually a description of the forced smile you might see in many photographs.

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to splash out on something

to pay a lot for an important event: "They're splashing out on their anniversary this year."

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make a splash|make|splash

v. phr. To cause a sensation. The brilliant young pianist, barely 14 years old, made quite a splash on the concert circuit.

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splash

splash
make a splash
Informal to attract great, often brief attention by doing something striking or ostentatious