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- the glitz and glamour of the music scene
表面光辉灿烂的乐坛
- the glitz and glamour of the music scene
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.- ...the glitz of Beverly Hills.
贝弗利山庄的绚丽浮华 - ...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
- ...the glitz of Beverly Hills.
英英释义
noun
- tasteless showiness
双语例句
- The Mets don't have to be completely flat entering that stretch, but in order to inflate, they'll first need to take Sunday's game amid the glitz of a Subway Series finale.
大都会不必以完全泄气的心情进入那段赛程，但为了要激励士气，他们首先有必要在地铁系列最后一战耀眼的光环中拿下星期天的比赛。 - LL: Most of the glitz of the Oscars Award Show is what the actors and actresses are wearing.
我每年看奥斯卡，最喜欢的就是看那些电影明星都穿些什么式样的晚礼服，戴什么首饰。 - He is a master of glitz.
他是摆浮华场面的高手。 - Have started to glitz up their shows with filmed backdrops ( bBill Barol)
用朦胧的背景来装璜他们的表演（b比尔巴罗尔） - Then the life-and-death reality of the war came along and made the pursuit of glitz and status seem even more trivial.
紧接着生与死的战争现实摆在眼前，这让人们意识到追名逐利更加没有意义。 - It may not have the glitz and glamour of X-Factor or Strictly Come Dancing, but at least we didn't have to put up with Simon Cowell and Len Goodman for this.
或许这利物浦十年最佳阵容的评选远不如《英国偶像》或《舞动奇迹》那般星光闪耀，但至少我们不用请西蒙·考威尔和莱恩·古德曼什么的来评判。 - And yet, a world away from the glitz of Paris, Milan, and New York, Ortega has built a fashion empire that reaches into more than 80 countries.
然而，在一个远离巴黎、米兰和纽约浮华的世界中，奥尔特加的时装帝国已经将触角伸向了80多个国家。 - Stars can easily get it wrong at their moment of glitz and glamour.
明星们在备受瞩目，展现魅力的时刻很容易出错。 - 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。” - 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）