glitz

基本解釋

Narrator Nick Carraway is witness to the glitz that ultimately reflects emptiness, not success.
敘述者尼克·卡拉韋見(jiàn)證了浮華最終反映的是空虛，不是成功。
Despite what you see in the media, financial success generally doesn’t come with a lot of glitz.
不管你在媒體里看到的什么場(chǎng)景，實(shí)際中的財(cái)務(wù)成功并沒(méi)有那樣炫目。
As London recovers from the glamour and glitz of its 25th annual Fashion Week, the haute couture caravan moves on from Milan to Paris.
倫敦從浮華而充滿魅力的第25屆時(shí)尚周周年紀(jì)念的喧嘩中平靜下來(lái)，高級(jí)時(shí)裝大蓬車?yán)^續(xù)由米蘭駛向巴黎。

The sports industry needs to load up on its share of glitz to draw fans.
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But the glitz and glamour seems to go to the actors, and the prestige to directors.
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Subaru is a sensible-shoes brand amid the glitz of the L.A. Auto Show.
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You use glitz to refer to something that is exciting and attractive in a showy way.