glitz

英 [ɡlɪts]

美 [ɡlɪts]

n.  耀眼; 华丽; 浮华

BNC.33183 / COCA.19791

牛津词典

noun

• 耀眼；华丽；浮华
  the quality of appearing very attractive, exciting and impressive, in a way that is not always genuine
  1. the glitz and glamour of the music scene
     表面光辉灿烂的乐坛

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 耀眼；华丽；浮华
  You useglitzto refer to something that is exciting and attractive in a showy way.
  1. ...the glitz of Beverly Hills.
     贝弗利山庄的绚丽浮华
  2. ...the glitz with which France celebrated the bicentenary of its revolution.
     法国庆祝革命胜利200周年的盛大场面

英英释义

noun

• tasteless showiness
  Synonym:flashinessgarishnessgaudinessloudnessbrashnessmeretriciousnesstawdriness

双语例句

• But they are still looking for value for money and craftsmanship, says a study published today. Flashy labels and glitz have yet to make a comeback.
  但今日发布的一项研究报告指出，他们仍在寻找物有所值和技艺精湛的东西。
• While the UCLA standout may have grown up in Los angeles, don't accuse him of being blinded by the glitz and glamour of Hollywood as Trevor is one of the most down to earth, relatable players on the lakers.
  当这加州大学球星本可以在洛杉矶成长时，请不要指责他被星光灿烂的好莱坞所蒙蔽，因为阿里扎是湖人队中最诚实、爱说笑的球员之一。
• A source at the Daily Mail said," They are treating their marriage like a spiritual affirmation and don't need big Hollywood glitz like Tom Cruise in Italy. "
  一位消息人士向每日《邮报透露》：“皮特和茱丽将他们的婚姻视为一种精神上的结合，所以不打算搞得像汤姆·克鲁斯的意大利婚礼那样奢华。”
• It is glitz and glamour and I think he ( McKenney) kind of got carried away with it being a professional ballroom dancing competition.
  这是？，而且我认为他因为这是一个正规舞厅里举行的舞蹈比赛而显得有些忘乎所以。
• We're talking about a basic, low-cut lace-up without any glitz that delivers a wholesome serving of understated style.
  我们谈论的一个基本的，低切花边行动没有任何浮华，它提供了健康服务的低估风格。
• Auto executives around the globe gathered for the glitz and glamour of the annual auto show in Detroit.
  世界各地的汽车业总裁被这一年一度的汽车盛会所吸引，云集底特律。
• Lucrative bonuses and international travel were once the main attractions for prospective employees, but companies no longer mention glitz.
  以前主要靠高奖金和国际旅游这些能吸引员工的闪亮点，公司是不会再提起的了。
• It was Fred's lust for glitz and glamour that was driving them apart.
  是弗雷德对浮华、奢靡生活的强烈欲望使他们越走越远。
• One who spends lavishly and ostentatiously on entertainment. a garish barrage of show-biz glitz ( Peter G.Davis)
  浪费卖弄地娱乐消费的人。娱乐业花花绿绿的潮流（彼得G.戴维斯）
• In the early years, its voters displayed a preference for glamour, glitz, and all things Chrysler.
  北美年度汽车奖是一个1993年成立的组织，它在自己的成长过程中也不免有一些阵痛和盲点。