glamour是什么意思

时间：2026-07-15 15:25:20

单词 glamour

标签高中六级考研雅思

音标英 [ˈɡlæmə] 美 [ˈɡlæmər]

释义 n. 魅力；诱惑力；魔力；性感美；性感（或略带色情）的照片；魔法；巫术

变形美式拼写 glamor 复数 glamours

glamour 常用

短语搭配

(1)glamour girl时髦迷人的年轻女子

(2)glamour puss有魅力的女子

双语例句

(1)This photographer often takes some glamour photographs.

这个摄影师经常拍一些有性暗示的摄影作品。

(2)He could not resist the glamour of power.

他无法抵挡权力的诱惑。

(3)I was attracted by her glamour.

我被她的魅力所吸引。

(4)Who can resist the glamour of Hollywood?

谁能抗拒得了好莱坞的诱惑

(5)This year's Oscars didn't have the glitz and glamour we're used to.

今年的奥斯卡一改往日的浮华与魅力。

(6)We need someone with youth, glamour and pizzazz.

我们需要一位年富力强、魅力十足、风度翩翩的人。

(7)Being a model invests her with a certain glamour.

当模特儿似乎给她增添了一定的魅力。

(8)The movie recreates the glamour of 1940s Hollywood.

这部电影再现了20世纪40年代好莱坞的辉煌。

(9)She was blinded by the glitter and the glamour of her own life.

她被自己生活的表面光耀所蒙蔽。

(10)It was Fred's lust for glitz and glamour that was driving them apart.

弗雷德对浮华和美艳的欲望使他们分手。

同义词

n. 魅力，魔力；迷人的美

charm grace fascination

vt. 迷惑，迷住

possess spell

同根词

词根 glamor

(1)glamorous adj. 迷人的，富有魅力的

(2)glamourous adj. 富有魅力的；迷人的

(3)glamor n. 魅力；魔法；迷人的美（等于glamour）vt. 迷惑；使有魅力（等于glamour）

(4)glamorize vt. 美化；使有魅力

(5)glamorise vt. 使有魅力（等于glamorize）

(6)glamourize vt. 使有魔力；使光荣；渲染

glamour 牛津

释义

the attractive or exciting quality that makes certain people or things seem appealing or special

魅力，诱惑力

the glamour of Monte Carlo.

蒙特卡洛的魅力。

beauty or charm that is sexually attractive

性感美；魔力

George had none of his brother's glamour.

乔治一点也没有他哥哥那样性感。

[as modifier]denoting or relating to sexually suggestive or mildly pornographic photography or publications

性感（或略带色情）的照片（或出版物）

a glamour model.

　性感的模特。

archaic enchantment; magic

〈古〉魔法；巫术

that maiden, made by glamour out of flowers.

那位由受了魔法的花变成的姑娘。

词源

"early 18th cent. （originally Scots in the sense ‘enchantment, magic’）： alteration of GRAMMAR. Although grammar itself was not used in this sense, the Latin word grammatica （from which it derives） was often used in the Middle Ages to mean ‘scholarship, learning', including the occult practices popularly associated with learning."