glamour
Pronunciación: [ˈɡlæmər]
Contexto: «fashion»
(noun) a special beauty or charm that makes something seem exciting and attractive. Glamour is what makes people and things look fancy and alluring, like in movies or magazines.
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The actress walked down the red carpet, and everyone was amazed by her glamour.
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Without the glamour of fancy clothes and makeup, the event felt quite ordinary.
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What makes a fashion show filled with glamour?
Contexto: «lifestyle»
(noun) an exciting and wealthy lifestyle that seems wonderful and appealing. It's often associated with luxury and beautiful things that make people want to be part of it.
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Living in a big city can feel like a life full of glamour with all the bright lights and parties.
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Even though they were rich, their daily life lacked the glamour they had imagined.
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What aspects of celebrity life do you think are full of glamour?
Contexto: «appearance»
(verb) to make something seem more attractive or interesting than it really is. When you glamorize something, you focus on the exciting parts and ignore the boring or hard parts.
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The movie glamorized the life of a rock star, showing only the fun and exciting moments.
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She did not want to glamorize the struggles of everyday life; she wanted to show the truth.
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Do you think it's right to glamorize difficult situations?