Definition of extravaganza in English:

extravaganza

noun ɛkˌstravəˈɡanzəɪkˌstravəˈɡanzəɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə

An elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production.
精心编排的壮观演出（或作品）
an extravaganza of dance in many forms
形形色色的壮观舞蹈表演。
Example sentencesExamples
- The producer of the extravaganza is Lindy Shaw, who says she has been arranging it since Christmas.
- The pub's tent would feature a selection of real ales and a special Bingley Show beer produced for the extravaganza.
- It takes guts to break the perpetual spiral of dinner parties, in which you and your friends continually invite each other round for increasingly elaborate culinary extravaganzas.
- Replacing the old revues and girlie extravaganzas, ‘book shows’ now used songs to define character and propel plot.
- Patriotic tunes, band standards, choral selections and holiday classics traditionally are featured in four musical extravaganzas by the ensembles at Iowa State.
- In fact, if posterity decides to remember any of these extravaganzas, it will probably be due more to clever packaging and mixing of media than to any innate musical quality.
- It's a extravaganza of fun and entertainment of an unprecedented nature over the three days.
- Many dance, theater, and music groups continue to rely on the state, which gives emphasis to large productions and extravaganzas, controls major venues, and often has an agenda for the artists to follow.
- Forget gourmet cuisine, decadent drug-soaked clubbing extravaganzas, and entertainment crossroads of the world for a moment.
- An entertainment extravaganza that promises to be bigger and better than ever before kicks off in Trowbridge on Monday.
- So, I don't look to the Super Bowl to see singing and dancing extravaganzas.
- Visitors enjoyed a musical extravaganza at the first night of ensembles organised by Bolton Music Service.
- He continued to dress up, performing in specially commissioned musical extravaganzas, when not sitting for yet another portrait.
- The play takes the audience back to 1898 through presentations of wild west acts, musical extravaganzas, ridiculous comedy, a touch of burlesque and boxing - all of which actually took place in the Palace Grand Theatre.
- This is a spectacular extravaganza of flamenco, theatre, song and live stallions.
- These extravaganzas feature dance, music and dramas depicting the cultural life of various communities performed by various artistes from all over the country.
- But the slums are those in India, and the movies are the giddy, over-the-top extravaganzas produced in the busy film capital known as ‘Bollywood.’
- Aerial fireworks produce their luminous extravaganzas through the effective combustion of groups of small pellets, which contain all the ingredients necessary to create a particular effect.
- For a long time, Susan performed her entertaining extravaganzas from the outdated, cramped kitchen/family room in her classic Cape Cod home.
- This year there are all kinds of marketing events and spectacles and extravaganzas there.
Synonyms
spectacular, display, spectacle, exhibition, performance, presentation, show, pageant

Origin

Mid 18th century (in the sense 'extravagance in language or behaviour'): from Italian estravaganza 'extravagance'. The change was due to association with words beginning with extra-.

Rhymes

bonanza, Braganza, Constanza, kwanza, organza, Panzer, stanza

Definition of extravaganza in US English:

extravaganza

nounikˌstravəˈɡanzəɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə

An elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production.
精心编排的壮观演出（或作品）
an extravaganza of dance in many forms
形形色色的壮观舞蹈表演。
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a spectacular extravaganza of flamenco, theatre, song and live stallions.
- In fact, if posterity decides to remember any of these extravaganzas, it will probably be due more to clever packaging and mixing of media than to any innate musical quality.
- The play takes the audience back to 1898 through presentations of wild west acts, musical extravaganzas, ridiculous comedy, a touch of burlesque and boxing - all of which actually took place in the Palace Grand Theatre.
- This year there are all kinds of marketing events and spectacles and extravaganzas there.
- Many dance, theater, and music groups continue to rely on the state, which gives emphasis to large productions and extravaganzas, controls major venues, and often has an agenda for the artists to follow.
- The producer of the extravaganza is Lindy Shaw, who says she has been arranging it since Christmas.
- It's a extravaganza of fun and entertainment of an unprecedented nature over the three days.
- It takes guts to break the perpetual spiral of dinner parties, in which you and your friends continually invite each other round for increasingly elaborate culinary extravaganzas.
- An entertainment extravaganza that promises to be bigger and better than ever before kicks off in Trowbridge on Monday.
- Patriotic tunes, band standards, choral selections and holiday classics traditionally are featured in four musical extravaganzas by the ensembles at Iowa State.
- These extravaganzas feature dance, music and dramas depicting the cultural life of various communities performed by various artistes from all over the country.
- Replacing the old revues and girlie extravaganzas, ‘book shows’ now used songs to define character and propel plot.
- He continued to dress up, performing in specially commissioned musical extravaganzas, when not sitting for yet another portrait.
- The pub's tent would feature a selection of real ales and a special Bingley Show beer produced for the extravaganza.
- Visitors enjoyed a musical extravaganza at the first night of ensembles organised by Bolton Music Service.
- But the slums are those in India, and the movies are the giddy, over-the-top extravaganzas produced in the busy film capital known as ‘Bollywood.’
- Forget gourmet cuisine, decadent drug-soaked clubbing extravaganzas, and entertainment crossroads of the world for a moment.
- For a long time, Susan performed her entertaining extravaganzas from the outdated, cramped kitchen/family room in her classic Cape Cod home.
- Aerial fireworks produce their luminous extravaganzas through the effective combustion of groups of small pellets, which contain all the ingredients necessary to create a particular effect.
- So, I don't look to the Super Bowl to see singing and dancing extravaganzas.
Synonyms
spectacular, display, spectacle, exhibition, performance, presentation, show, pageant

Origin

Mid 18th century (in the sense ‘extravagance in language or behavior’): from Italian estravaganza ‘extravagance’. The change was due to association with words beginning with extra-.

单词	extravaganza
释义	Definition of extravaganza in English: extravaganza noun ɛkˌstravəˈɡanzəɪkˌstravəˈɡanzəɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə An elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production. 精心编排的壮观演出（或作品） an extravaganza of dance in many forms 形形色色的壮观舞蹈表演。 Example sentencesExamples The producer of the extravaganza is Lindy Shaw, who says she has been arranging it since Christmas. The pub's tent would feature a selection of real ales and a special Bingley Show beer produced for the extravaganza. It takes guts to break the perpetual spiral of dinner parties, in which you and your friends continually invite each other round for increasingly elaborate culinary extravaganzas. Replacing the old revues and girlie extravaganzas, ‘book shows’ now used songs to define character and propel plot. Patriotic tunes, band standards, choral selections and holiday classics traditionally are featured in four musical extravaganzas by the ensembles at Iowa State. In fact, if posterity decides to remember any of these extravaganzas, it will probably be due more to clever packaging and mixing of media than to any innate musical quality. It's a extravaganza of fun and entertainment of an unprecedented nature over the three days. Many dance, theater, and music groups continue to rely on the state, which gives emphasis to large productions and extravaganzas, controls major venues, and often has an agenda for the artists to follow. Forget gourmet cuisine, decadent drug-soaked clubbing extravaganzas, and entertainment crossroads of the world for a moment. An entertainment extravaganza that promises to be bigger and better than ever before kicks off in Trowbridge on Monday. So, I don't look to the Super Bowl to see singing and dancing extravaganzas. Visitors enjoyed a musical extravaganza at the first night of ensembles organised by Bolton Music Service. He continued to dress up, performing in specially commissioned musical extravaganzas, when not sitting for yet another portrait. The play takes the audience back to 1898 through presentations of wild west acts, musical extravaganzas, ridiculous comedy, a touch of burlesque and boxing - all of which actually took place in the Palace Grand Theatre. This is a spectacular extravaganza of flamenco, theatre, song and live stallions. These extravaganzas feature dance, music and dramas depicting the cultural life of various communities performed by various artistes from all over the country. But the slums are those in India, and the movies are the giddy, over-the-top extravaganzas produced in the busy film capital known as ‘Bollywood.’ Aerial fireworks produce their luminous extravaganzas through the effective combustion of groups of small pellets, which contain all the ingredients necessary to create a particular effect. For a long time, Susan performed her entertaining extravaganzas from the outdated, cramped kitchen/family room in her classic Cape Cod home. This year there are all kinds of marketing events and spectacles and extravaganzas there. Synonyms spectacular, display, spectacle, exhibition, performance, presentation, show, pageant Origin Mid 18th century (in the sense 'extravagance in language or behaviour'): from Italian estravaganza 'extravagance'. The change was due to association with words beginning with extra-. Rhymes bonanza, Braganza, Constanza, kwanza, organza, Panzer, stanza Definition of extravaganza in US English: extravaganza nounikˌstravəˈɡanzəɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə An elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production. 精心编排的壮观演出（或作品） an extravaganza of dance in many forms 形形色色的壮观舞蹈表演。 Example sentencesExamples This is a spectacular extravaganza of flamenco, theatre, song and live stallions. In fact, if posterity decides to remember any of these extravaganzas, it will probably be due more to clever packaging and mixing of media than to any innate musical quality. The play takes the audience back to 1898 through presentations of wild west acts, musical extravaganzas, ridiculous comedy, a touch of burlesque and boxing - all of which actually took place in the Palace Grand Theatre. This year there are all kinds of marketing events and spectacles and extravaganzas there. Many dance, theater, and music groups continue to rely on the state, which gives emphasis to large productions and extravaganzas, controls major venues, and often has an agenda for the artists to follow. The producer of the extravaganza is Lindy Shaw, who says she has been arranging it since Christmas. It's a extravaganza of fun and entertainment of an unprecedented nature over the three days. It takes guts to break the perpetual spiral of dinner parties, in which you and your friends continually invite each other round for increasingly elaborate culinary extravaganzas. An entertainment extravaganza that promises to be bigger and better than ever before kicks off in Trowbridge on Monday. Patriotic tunes, band standards, choral selections and holiday classics traditionally are featured in four musical extravaganzas by the ensembles at Iowa State. These extravaganzas feature dance, music and dramas depicting the cultural life of various communities performed by various artistes from all over the country. Replacing the old revues and girlie extravaganzas, ‘book shows’ now used songs to define character and propel plot. He continued to dress up, performing in specially commissioned musical extravaganzas, when not sitting for yet another portrait. The pub's tent would feature a selection of real ales and a special Bingley Show beer produced for the extravaganza. Visitors enjoyed a musical extravaganza at the first night of ensembles organised by Bolton Music Service. But the slums are those in India, and the movies are the giddy, over-the-top extravaganzas produced in the busy film capital known as ‘Bollywood.’ Forget gourmet cuisine, decadent drug-soaked clubbing extravaganzas, and entertainment crossroads of the world for a moment. For a long time, Susan performed her entertaining extravaganzas from the outdated, cramped kitchen/family room in her classic Cape Cod home. Aerial fireworks produce their luminous extravaganzas through the effective combustion of groups of small pellets, which contain all the ingredients necessary to create a particular effect. So, I don't look to the Super Bowl to see singing and dancing extravaganzas. Synonyms spectacular, display, spectacle, exhibition, performance, presentation, show, pageant Origin Mid 18th century (in the sense ‘extravagance in language or behavior’): from Italian estravaganza ‘extravagance’. The change was due to association with words beginning with extra-.
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