glitzy
英 [ˈɡlɪt.si]
美 [ˈɡlɪt.si]
- adj. 眩目的；（美、加）闪光的；耀眼的
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英语词源
- glitzy (adj.)
- "tawdry, gaudy, showy but in bad taste," 1966, from Yiddish glitz "glitter," from German glitzern "sparkle" (see glitter (v.)).
权威例句
- 1. Palm Springs has ritzy restaurants and glitzy nightlife.
- 棕榈泉有高档的餐厅和奢华的夜生活。
- 2. The film star's wedding was a glitzy affair.
- 那位影星的婚礼是堂皇的盛事.
- 3. The historical centre, with its string of small casinos and its neon cowboy, once seemed glitzy.
- 原来的城市中心道路两侧是成排的小型赌场, 再加上西部牛仔的霓虹灯招牌,整个街区灯火灿烂,光芒四射.
- 4. Well , I haven't really decided yet , because we haven't finished watching the show.
- Glitzy肯定是从glitz来的.
- 5. Away from the glitzy at - resorts , meal drop and your cholesterol may spike to previously unimaginable levels.
- 离开维加斯的娱乐圣地,肉降价了, 而你的胆固醇水平可能会让你大吃一惊.