Definition of Hollywood in English:

Hollywood

proper nounˈhɒlɪwʊdˈhɑliˌwʊd

1A district of Los Angeles, the principal centre of the American film industry.
好莱坞（洛杉矶一区，美国电影业中心）
1. 1.1 The American film industry and the lifestyles of the people associated with it.
  美国电影业，美国电影界生活方式
  he was never seduced by the glitz and money of Hollywood
  他从未受到电影业浮华和金钱的诱惑。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now, more than a decade later, Edwards is set for a return to the public eye as his life story is turned into a Hollywood movie.
  He has aimed for the top since his early days, when he set his sights on being a Hollywood big shot.
  His colourful and controversial lifestyle made him sound like a character in a Hollywood film.
  The audience was certainly treated to a fantastic evening that looked and even felt like a Hollywood production.
  Some of the violence in the film is as brutal as you'll find in any Hollywood crime thriller.
  The cinema club was set up in September to provide a monthly showing of a Hollywood blockbuster.
  He was popular with the ladies and had a Hollywood smile.
  I had a Hollywood agent, and had all sorts of invitations, and everybody talked to me.
  Between them they portray a host of colourful characters in a small Irish village all wanting to be extras in a Hollywood film.
  Her novel was a worldwide hit and was made into a Hollywood film.
  He has had a crack at cinema as well, grabbing a role in a Hollywood production dubbed Jungle Boy.
  The measure of success of any Hollywood film is its opening weekend.
  At this point, he found a Hollywood agent and began concentrating on his film career.
  But there is something romantic about it all, as if maybe life could be like a Hollywood musical after all.
  He has got her an appointment with a Hollywood producer who wants to have an Indian actress in his film.
  Certainly, Scott has shied away from making it a Hollywood movie in which the good guys win and the bad guys lose.

Definition of Hollywood in US English:

Hollywood

proper nounˈhälēˌwo͝odˈhɑliˌwʊd

1A district in Los Angeles, the principal center of the US movie industry.
好莱坞（洛杉矶一区，美国电影业中心）
1. 1.1 The US movie industry and the lifestyles of the people associated with it.
  美国电影业，美国电影界生活方式
  he was never seduced by the glitz and money of Hollywood
  他从未受到电影业浮华和金钱的诱惑。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I had a Hollywood agent, and had all sorts of invitations, and everybody talked to me.
  He has aimed for the top since his early days, when he set his sights on being a Hollywood big shot.
  At this point, he found a Hollywood agent and began concentrating on his film career.
  Some of the violence in the film is as brutal as you'll find in any Hollywood crime thriller.
  Between them they portray a host of colourful characters in a small Irish village all wanting to be extras in a Hollywood film.
  But there is something romantic about it all, as if maybe life could be like a Hollywood musical after all.
  Certainly, Scott has shied away from making it a Hollywood movie in which the good guys win and the bad guys lose.
  The cinema club was set up in September to provide a monthly showing of a Hollywood blockbuster.
  The measure of success of any Hollywood film is its opening weekend.
  Her novel was a worldwide hit and was made into a Hollywood film.
  His colourful and controversial lifestyle made him sound like a character in a Hollywood film.
  He has got her an appointment with a Hollywood producer who wants to have an Indian actress in his film.
  He was popular with the ladies and had a Hollywood smile.
  The audience was certainly treated to a fantastic evening that looked and even felt like a Hollywood production.
  Now, more than a decade later, Edwards is set for a return to the public eye as his life story is turned into a Hollywood movie.
  He has had a crack at cinema as well, grabbing a role in a Hollywood production dubbed Jungle Boy.
2A resort city in southeastern Florida, north of Miami, on the Atlantic Ocean; population 141,740 (est. 2008).

单词	Hollywood
释义	Definition of Hollywood in English: Hollywood proper nounˈhɒlɪwʊdˈhɑliˌwʊd 1A district of Los Angeles, the principal centre of the American film industry. 好莱坞（洛杉矶一区，美国电影业中心） 1.1 The American film industry and the lifestyles of the people associated with it. 美国电影业，美国电影界生活方式 he was never seduced by the glitz and money of Hollywood 他从未受到电影业浮华和金钱的诱惑。 Example sentencesExamples Now, more than a decade later, Edwards is set for a return to the public eye as his life story is turned into a Hollywood movie. He has aimed for the top since his early days, when he set his sights on being a Hollywood big shot. His colourful and controversial lifestyle made him sound like a character in a Hollywood film. The audience was certainly treated to a fantastic evening that looked and even felt like a Hollywood production. Some of the violence in the film is as brutal as you'll find in any Hollywood crime thriller. The cinema club was set up in September to provide a monthly showing of a Hollywood blockbuster. He was popular with the ladies and had a Hollywood smile. I had a Hollywood agent, and had all sorts of invitations, and everybody talked to me. Between them they portray a host of colourful characters in a small Irish village all wanting to be extras in a Hollywood film. Her novel was a worldwide hit and was made into a Hollywood film. He has had a crack at cinema as well, grabbing a role in a Hollywood production dubbed Jungle Boy. The measure of success of any Hollywood film is its opening weekend. At this point, he found a Hollywood agent and began concentrating on his film career. But there is something romantic about it all, as if maybe life could be like a Hollywood musical after all. He has got her an appointment with a Hollywood producer who wants to have an Indian actress in his film. Certainly, Scott has shied away from making it a Hollywood movie in which the good guys win and the bad guys lose. Definition of Hollywood in US English: Hollywood proper nounˈhälēˌwo͝odˈhɑliˌwʊd 1A district in Los Angeles, the principal center of the US movie industry. 好莱坞（洛杉矶一区，美国电影业中心） 1.1 The US movie industry and the lifestyles of the people associated with it. 美国电影业，美国电影界生活方式 he was never seduced by the glitz and money of Hollywood 他从未受到电影业浮华和金钱的诱惑。 Example sentencesExamples I had a Hollywood agent, and had all sorts of invitations, and everybody talked to me. He has aimed for the top since his early days, when he set his sights on being a Hollywood big shot. At this point, he found a Hollywood agent and began concentrating on his film career. Some of the violence in the film is as brutal as you'll find in any Hollywood crime thriller. Between them they portray a host of colourful characters in a small Irish village all wanting to be extras in a Hollywood film. But there is something romantic about it all, as if maybe life could be like a Hollywood musical after all. Certainly, Scott has shied away from making it a Hollywood movie in which the good guys win and the bad guys lose. The cinema club was set up in September to provide a monthly showing of a Hollywood blockbuster. The measure of success of any Hollywood film is its opening weekend. Her novel was a worldwide hit and was made into a Hollywood film. His colourful and controversial lifestyle made him sound like a character in a Hollywood film. He has got her an appointment with a Hollywood producer who wants to have an Indian actress in his film. He was popular with the ladies and had a Hollywood smile. The audience was certainly treated to a fantastic evening that looked and even felt like a Hollywood production. Now, more than a decade later, Edwards is set for a return to the public eye as his life story is turned into a Hollywood movie. He has had a crack at cinema as well, grabbing a role in a Hollywood production dubbed Jungle Boy. 2A resort city in southeastern Florida, north of Miami, on the Atlantic Ocean; population 141,740 (est. 2008).
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