glitterati

glitterati

美 [ˌglɪtə'rɑ:ti] 　英 [ˌglɪtə'rɑ:ti]

• n.风云人物
• 网络知名人士；影视名流；上层人士

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英汉解释

n.	1. 知名人士;国际上层社会人士

英英解释

np.	1. famous, rich, or fashionable people thought of as a group, especially those who are frequently photographed by the media

例句

This delusion of being a princess surrounded in pink glitterati has led her to think all things pink.

这就好比公主被身边粉红色的名流所包围，而产生所有的东西都是粉红色的错觉。

Inevitably, with so many lives affected -- from Hubei peasants to Shanghai glitterati -- people have begun to ask: Who's to blame?

由于那么多人受到了影响——从湖北的农民到上海的上层人士，人们不禁问道：这是谁的责任？

Every weekend the resort is packed with IT executives, bankers and media glitterati.

每个周末，这个度假胜地都挤满了IT经理，银行业者和媒体高层。

EXAMPLE: Photographs in the popular magazine showed many glitterati attending the opening of a new movie.

这本流行杂志上的照片表明，很多名流都出席了一部新电影的首映式。

from the creators of Space, Glitterati, Abstract, Fallen Angels. . .

从创笔者的空间，Glitterati，摘要，堕落安琪儿…

Woody and Mia. No last names, please, for the king and queen of Manhattan's glitterati.

伍迪和米亚。请不要提姓。他们是曼哈顿区名人之中的国王皇后。

It's like Oprah for the glitterati.

这是上层喜欢奥普拉的。

In China, the glitterati often shun ostentatious displays of wealth because they fear triggering resentment from the masses.

在中国，上层人士通常会回避过于招摇显示富有，因为他们害怕引发仇富情绪。

In China, the glitterati often shunostentatious displays of wealth because they fear triggering resentment from the masses.

中国的上层人士通常不愿炫富，因为他们害怕引发大众的不满。