glitz

• n. 浮华；炫目；闪光
• n. (Glitz)人名；(德、葡、英)格利茨

来自glitter, 闪耀，光彩夺目。

glitz

glitz: [20] Glitz, a sort of ‘shallow but exciting and fashionable sparkle and showiness’, is a backformation from glitzy, an American slang term fashionable in the early 1980s. This in turn was derived from Yiddish glitz ‘glitter’, which came from German glitzern ‘sparkle’ (a relative of English glitter). Its fortuitous resemblance to a blend of glamour and Ritz contributes to its expressiveness.
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glitz (n.)

"showiness without substance," 1977, a back-formation from glitzy.

1. the glitz and glamour of the music scene

表面光辉灿烂的乐坛

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2. 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。

来自辞典例句

3. He is a master of glitz.

他是摆浮华场面的高手.

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4. The glitz of Las Vegas feels a long way from Blackpool.

布莱克普要想像拉斯维加斯一样光彩夺目还有很长一段路要走.

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5. Under her lace and glitz, he wore a jockstrap.

在“她”的蕾丝和浮华后面是他的护裆.

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