glamour

glamour

形容词

1. 迷人的，有魅力的
词义：指具有吸引力、迷人或诱人的特质或外貌。
例句：
1. She looked glamorous in her long black dress.
（她穿着一条黑色长裙，看起来很有魅力。） 2. The movie star has a glamorous lifestyle.
（这位电影明星有着充满魅力的生活方式。）

名词

1. 魅力；迷人之处
词义：指某人或某物具有吸引力、迷人或令人着迷的特质。
例句：
1. The glamour of Paris attracts millions of tourists each year.
（巴黎的魅力每年吸引着数百万游客。） 2. She was drawn to the glamour of the fashion industry.
（她被时尚界的魅力所吸引。）

词语辨析

Glamour vs Charm
glamour：指具有吸引力、迷人或诱人的特质或外貌。
charm：指具有吸引力、迷人或令人着迷的特质，通常与人的个性或行为相关。
例句：
1. She has a glamour that captivates everyone she meets.
（她有一种迷人的魅力，能够吸引她遇到的每个人。） 2. His charm and charisma make him popular among his colleagues.
（他的魅力和个人魅力使他在同事中很受欢迎。）

词汇扩充

glamorous：形容词，迷人的，有魅力的

glamorize：动词，使有魅力，美化

glamorously：副词，迷人地，有魅力地

近义词

charming：迷人的，有魅力的

attractive：吸引人的，有吸引力的

alluring：诱人的，吸引人的

fascinating：引人入胜的，迷人的

captivating：迷人的，有魅力的

反义词

unattractive：不吸引人的，不迷人的

plain：平凡的，不起眼的

drab：单调的，乏味的

柯林斯词典

glamour (noun)
1. If you refer to the glamour of something or someone, you mean that they are more attractive, exciting, or interesting than they really are.
2. Glamour is the quality of being attractive, exciting, or interesting.
glamour (adjective)
1. Glamour is used to describe people, things, or activities that are more attractive, exciting, or interesting than they really are.

牛津词典

glamour (noun)
1. The attractive or exciting quality that makes certain people or things seem appealing or special.
2. Beauty or charm that is sexually attractive.
3. Excitement, adventure, and unusual activity.
glamour (verb)
1. To make something seem more exciting, attractive, or interesting than it really is.

用法

She has a natural glamour that attracts people.

The glamour of Hollywood can be deceiving.

He tried to glamourize his ordinary life through social media.

The fashion industry is known for its glamour and allure.

The actress exudes glamour on the red carpet.

Don't let the glamour of fame blind you to the realities of life.

Her glamorous appearance made heads turn wherever she went.

The party was filled with glitz and glamour.

She has a glamorous job as a fashion model.

The magazine covers are filled with images of glamour and beauty.

例句

1. She has always been attracted to the glamour of the entertainment industry.
（她一直被娱乐业的魅力所吸引。） 2. The fashion show was a display of glitz and glamour.
（时装秀是一场炫丽而迷人的展示。） 3. Despite the glamour of his job, he often feels lonely.
（尽管工作看起来很有吸引力，他经常感到孤独。） 4. The actress radiated glamour as she walked down the red carpet.
（这位女演员在红地毯上走过时散发出魅力。） 5. The magazine covers were filled with images of glamourous celebrities.
（杂志封面上充满着迷人的名人形象。） 6. The city's nightlife is known for its glamour and excitement.
（这个城市的夜生活以其魅力和刺激而闻名。） 7. She added some glamour to her outfit with a sparkling necklace.
（她用一条闪亮的项链为她的装扮增添了一些魅力。） 8. The party was a glamorous affair with celebrities and flashing cameras.
（这场派对是一个充满名人和闪光相机的迷人场合。） 9. The actress was known for her glamour and elegance.
（这位女演员以她的魅力和优雅而著名。） 10. The old Hollywood movies captured the glamour of the era.
（老旧的好莱坞电影捕捉到了那个时代的魅力。） 11. She exudes a natural glamour that is hard to resist.
（她散发出一种难以抗拒的自然魅力。） 12. The fashion industry often glamorizes unrealistic body standards.
（时尚界经常美化不切实际的身材标准。） 13. The allure of fame and fortune can blind people to what truly matters.
（名利的诱惑可以使人对真正重要的事物视而不见。） 14. He was drawn to the glamour and excitement of the big city.
（他被大城市的魅力和刺激所吸引。） 15. The actress's glamorous lifestyle was portrayed in the gossip magazines.
（这位女演员的奢华生活在八卦杂志上被描绘出来。） 16. The photographer captured the model's glamour in every shot.
（摄影师在每一张照片中都捕捉到了模特的魅力。） 17. The dress she wore to the party was the epitome of glamour.
（她在派对上穿的那件礼服是迷人的典范。） 18. The old Hollywood stars were known for their elegance and glamour.
（老旧的好莱坞明星以其优雅和魅力而闻名。） 19. The city's skyline at night has a certain glamour to it.
（这个城市的夜晚天际线有一种特定的魅力。） 20. The actress's glamorous image helped her secure many endorsement deals.
（这位女演员的迷人形象帮助她签下了很多代言合约。）