glitz
noun[U]
uk/ɡlɪts/us/ɡlɪts/thequalityof beingexcitingandattractive, but often in a way that has norealworth:
华丽;耀眼;浮华The party'selectoralmessagemay beobscuredby the glitzandglamourofitspresentation.该党的选举信息可能会被淹没在其浮华和光鲜的选举活动中。
Theextraordinarything about Cannes is thatdespitethesurfaceglitz, mostpeopleget up early andwork.戛纳电影节的非凡之处在于,尽管表面上光鲜浮华,但大多数人还是会早早起床工作。
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- Hotels can beplacesofsadnessandlonelinessas well assuperficialglitz andglamour.
- Asequinnedskirtis the way toaddglitz toyourwardrobethisseasonwithoutoverdoingit.
- She hasexperienceand anamewhich wouldbringinternationalglitz to the new Londonpost.
Attention-seeking, distracting and showing off
- conspicuous consumption
- dressed
- flamboyance
- flamboyantly
- flashsomethingaround
- flashily
- flashy
- flaunt
- gimmick
- grandstanding
- hotdog
- ostentatious
- posture
- push(something)forward
- razzmatazz
- self-conscious
- self-consciously
- self-consciousness
- showboat
- tarty