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glamorous ['glæmərəs]

a. 富有魅力的, 迷人的

My job is not a very glamorous one but it does have its moments.
我的工作虽不算十分吸引人，但也自有其乐趣所在。
My job is not a very glamorous one but it does have its moment.
我的工作虽不算十分吸引人，但也自有其乐趣所在。
But there will always be a visceral aspect to choosing a President. The reason so many people remain dissatisfied with the current candidates is that they yearn to be swept off their feet by inspirational speeches and glamorous
选择总统总会有情感的一面。这么多人对目前候选人不满意是因为他们渴望候选人能以富有灵感的演说、引人的外表、强有力的领导才能和了无瑕疵的声誉来博得他们的支持。

glamorous

[ adj ]
having an air of allure, romance and excitement
<adj.all>
glamorous movie stars

glamourous \glamourous\ glamorous \glamorous\adj.
having an air of allure, romance and excitement; as,
glamorous movie stars.
[WordNet 1.5]

But Brazilian soccer has been in turmoil recently, largely because of the ill will of glamorous, big-city teams upset at a schedule that forces them to play teams from smaller areas that don't draw big crowds.
Apparently not fully stretched in his role scrutinising the glamorous world of building societies, Robert Villiers, analyst at UBS, has released a dance CD single and video.
The visitors include powerful producers, glamorous stars and dedicated fans.
"It is not a glamorous high-tech field," concedes Knight Steel, the chief of geriatrics at Boston University Medical Center.
Unable to convince either successive Egyptian governments or the poor that mud is as glamorous as concrete, Fathy has found a following mainly among Egyptian intellectuals and Western architects.
But in the roaring 1980s, Wall Street's corporate finance specialists took a back seat to glamorous takeover advisers; investment banks earned fees of $10 million or $20 million on a single merger deal.
Errol Flynn gave diving exhibitions off the mast of a yacht at Acapulco, Joe DiMaggio shagged flies on the beach, and Liz Taylor married promoter Mike Todd in the city's glamorous Villa Vera hotel.
There are lots of efficient cost-cutters at Fiat, he says, 'just not so glamorous.' One question much discussed in Italy is the future of the old Alfa-Romeo plant at Arese, near Milan.
Cosmetics sell because they can make women more glamorous.
Whether it can sustain its early advantage in such a fast-changing economy remains a moot point, however. A glamorous TV advertising campaign is currently running ahead of the Moscow store openings.
But, in a few weeks, the public will learn the details of a shocking takeover scheme involving a former U.S. senator, one of Denver's most glamorous oil tycoons and Mr. Maurier.
The name Max Factor was synonymous with movie glamour for decades, but his true gift to Hollywood was to make actors appear natural instead of glamorous.
"As any Korean War veteran can tell you, that war, no matter how noble its intent, was never glamorous and romantic," Leon said.
NASA wants big and politically glamorous, even if small and boring will more than suffice.
The draw put them in the weakest group and paired them with their glamorous local rivals.
The agencies would love to snap up glamorous management consultants like Boston Consulting Group or Bain & Co., but they aren't ruling out other types.
One was Fumiyo Endo, an entertainer at the Mikado, a glamorous theater-restaurant and favorite watering hole of Tokyo businessmen.
In the waterfront-project scandal that deprived the poor of this struggling city, the cast of characters includes Deborah Gore Dean, the glamorous, ambitious former HUD official at the center of the investigations under way in Washington.
Not for Sally Gunnell the lip-gloss contracts of glamorous rivals like America's Sandra Farmer-Patrick, whom she slew on the burning track.
"Much alcohol advertising goes beyond describing specific qualities of the beverage to creating a glamorous, pleasurable image that attract youth," the report said.
Their made-up biographies go in the back of the book, right next to the note from the publisher and a glamorous photo of Mr. Byrd, in which he's wearing either a business suit, a tuxedo or a motorcycle jacket unzipped to his navel.
Miss Taylor's past bout with alcoholism was raised because Wynberg claims her alcoholism and related weight gain destroyed the glamorous image he counted on to market cosmetics under her name.
The Educational and Science section is not glamorous; many exhibits are merely display panels and a few plants.
Many Soviets look askance at Mrs. Gorbachev, whose wardrobe is large and glamorous by Soviet standards.
But such things are not as glamorous as ghosts and conspiracies.
Sun City, South Africa's version of Las Vegas, is the most glamorous of the entertainment complexes in the homelands.
Inability to adapt to changing circumstances has added to the party's marginalisation, despite the asset of its glamorous new deputy, Ms Alessandra Mussolini (grand-daughter of Il Duce and niece of Sophia Loren).
On a final note, although I might well aspire for a week to the life style you describe in your article, if my actual life style were 10% as glamorous as you made it out to be, Robin Leach would look like a piker by comparison.
However, glamorous hotels occupying prime real estate have lately been trading for far more than their business value.
"Children on the way to school and back home or even at recess get the message that the way to be happy, glamorous, or athletic is to smoke and-or drink," one publication by the center said.

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