glitzy
gb/ɡlˈɪtsi/ us/ɡlˈɪtsi/
B2
英语
csillogó-villogó, fényűző, hivalkodó, csicsás, giccses
B2
1
fényűző
B2
用法模式：
a glitzy [event/place/show/outfit]
They arrived at a glitzy red-carpet premiere in downtown Los Angeles.
Los Angeles belvárosában egy csillogó-villogó vörös szőnyeges premierre érkeztek.
The new hotel has a glitzy lobby filled with lights and mirrors.
Az új szállodának fényekkel és tükrökkel teli, csillogó-villogó előcsarnoka van.
It’s a glitzy show with big costumes and dramatic staging.
学习者例句
She wore a glitzy dress to the party.
Egy csillogó-villogó ruhát vett fel a buliba.
We went to a glitzy event downtown.
Elmentünk egy csillogó-villogó rendezvényre a belvárosban.
常见错误：
Learners may use it for anything simply 'shiny'; it usually implies glamour and attention-seeking style.
含义
brightly glamorous and impressive
搭配
glitzy party
|glitzy premiere
|glitzy awards ceremony
|glitzy nightclub
|glitzy casino
|glitzy hotel
|glitzy outfit
|glitzy production
|glitzy event
|glitzy lifestyle
近义词
glamorous (more general; less emphasis on sparkle/showiness.)
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flashy (similar attention-getting style; often slightly negative.)
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sparkly (more literal about glitter; less about luxury/image.)
反义词
plain (simple and not attention-grabbing.)
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understated (intentionally not showy or flashy.)
主题
appearance
|entertainment
|media
|fashion_lifestyle
释义
very shiny and glamorous, meant to impress
Bright, glamorous, and designed to attract attention and impress people, often with lights, sparkle, or luxury.
C1
2
用法模式：
a glitzy [ad/campaign/image/website]
The salesman used a glitzy presentation to distract from the high fees.
Az ügynök egy hivalkodó prezentációval próbálta elterelni a figyelmet a magas díjakról.
The restaurant looks glitzy from the outside, but the food is mediocre.
Az étterem kívülről hivalkodónak tűnik, de az ételek középszerűek.
She was tired of glitzy promises that never turned into real support.
学习者例句
The ad was glitzy, but the product was bad.
A reklám hivalkodó volt, de a termék rossz volt.
常见错误：
Learners may miss the negative tone; in many contexts glitzy suggests 'style over substance'.
含义
overly flashy; lacking good taste
搭配
glitzy advertisement
|glitzy marketing
|glitzy brochure
|glitzy website
|glitzy presentation
|glitzy packaging
|glitzy image
|glitzy campaign
|glitzy promises
|glitzy exterior
近义词
gaudy (more clearly negative; strongly suggests bad taste.)
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tacky (informal and judgmental; implies cheapness.)
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showy (focuses on display; less emphasis on glitter/lights.)
反义词
tasteful (attractive in a refined way, not excessive.)
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subtle (not obvious or attention-seeking.)
主题
appearance
|judgement
|media
|marketing
释义
too shiny and showy, and not really good quality
Too flashy or showy in a way that seems superficial, tasteless, or done mainly to impress.
语法
词典原形
glitzy
IPA
GB/ɡlˈɪtsi/
US/ɡlˈɪtsi/
音节与重音
glitzy （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (glitzy)
词形变化
Adjective
- Base: glitzy
- Comparative: glitzier
- Superlative: glitziest
词族
相关表达
glitzy and glamorous
1/ɡlˈɪtsi ˈænd ɡlˈæmɚəs/
fixed phrase
very stylish and attention-getting
very glamorous and exciting
例句
- Magazine covers make their lives look glitzy and glamorous.
- The film is set in a glitzy and glamorous version of 1960s London.
学习者例句
- The party was glitzy and glamorous.
the glitzy world of [something]
1/ðə ɡlˈɪtsi wˈɚld əv sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
public image of glamorous life
the glamorous-looking life in an industry
例句
- She wrote a memoir about the glitzy world of television news.
- The documentary looks behind the scenes of the glitzy world of fashion.
学习者例句
- He works in the glitzy world of advertising.