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Definition of Tinseltown in English: Tinseltownnounˈtɪnsltaʊnˈtɪns(ə)lˌtaʊn mass nounderogatory Hollywood, or the superficially glamorous world it represents. 〈贬〉好莱坞(尤指它代表的浮华世界) temp agencies have become the method of choice for those who want to get a foot in Tinseltown's door as modifier our moral sensibilities are no match for the Tinseltown hype Example sentencesExamples - In tacky Tinseltown and London's effete Bloomsbury, Indian writers, film stars and directors are tops.
- But how much can we believe of Hollywood's Tinseltown representations of psychopaths?
- He's been offered scads of money by Hollywood to helm screwball comedies in Tinseltown, and has offered them the bird back.
- Yet the ensuing trip through Tinseltown excess feels more like a kerb-crawl than a joyride, which falls victim to just about every contrivance possible.
- The movie also took the prize for worst film at the 25th annual Razzies, an Oscar spoof that trashes Tinseltown's low points.
- The fact that it's more intentionally entertaining than the usual Tinseltown tripe is another matter all together.
- Teddington may seem like a million miles away from the bright lights of Hollywood, yet the glamour and glitz of Tinseltown is now well within reach for one of its young residents.
- It's a smorgasbord of underappreciated, flying just under the radar Tinseltown talents.
- If things come along, we'll have a look at them but we're certainly not looking to launch an assault on Tinseltown just yet!
- It is the story of a young hopeful, Betty, who arrives, childlike, in Tinseltown pumped up with dreams generated by the alluring monster Hollywood.
- Instead, cast your eyes on these truisms from Tinseltown.
- The Hollywood issue is an annual version of the popular magazine that showcases the brightest lights in Tinseltown.
- Pointless meandering in a wooded area may have, at one time, seemed like a ticket to Tinseltown respect and royalties.
- But although he hated Tinseltown, Tinseltown loved him.
- Thankfully, this will be the last time for a while that the director relies on such Tinseltown trappings to tell his story.
- When rumor has it a big time Hollywood producer is going to attend the show, Ralph is convinced he is Tinseltown bound.
- Love him or loathe him, Howard Hughes added some much needed sparkle to Tinseltown.
- And no doubt, right now, he has to be one of the hottest directors in Tinseltown.
- After a lackluster year for movie ticket sales, all Tinseltown wants is a big fat blockbuster.
- It was directed and filmed by a couple of the classic talents in the golden age of Tinseltown's movie making machine.
Definition of Tinseltown in US English: Tinseltownnounˈtɪns(ə)lˌtaʊnˈtins(ə)lˌtoun derogatory Hollywood, or the superficially glamorous world it represents. 〈贬〉好莱坞(尤指它代表的浮华世界) temp agencies have become the method of choice for those who want to get a foot in Tinseltown's door as modifier our moral sensibilities are no match for the Tinseltown hype Example sentencesExamples - If things come along, we'll have a look at them but we're certainly not looking to launch an assault on Tinseltown just yet!
- He's been offered scads of money by Hollywood to helm screwball comedies in Tinseltown, and has offered them the bird back.
- It was directed and filmed by a couple of the classic talents in the golden age of Tinseltown's movie making machine.
- Teddington may seem like a million miles away from the bright lights of Hollywood, yet the glamour and glitz of Tinseltown is now well within reach for one of its young residents.
- Love him or loathe him, Howard Hughes added some much needed sparkle to Tinseltown.
- The fact that it's more intentionally entertaining than the usual Tinseltown tripe is another matter all together.
- But although he hated Tinseltown, Tinseltown loved him.
- The Hollywood issue is an annual version of the popular magazine that showcases the brightest lights in Tinseltown.
- It's a smorgasbord of underappreciated, flying just under the radar Tinseltown talents.
- It is the story of a young hopeful, Betty, who arrives, childlike, in Tinseltown pumped up with dreams generated by the alluring monster Hollywood.
- Yet the ensuing trip through Tinseltown excess feels more like a kerb-crawl than a joyride, which falls victim to just about every contrivance possible.
- The movie also took the prize for worst film at the 25th annual Razzies, an Oscar spoof that trashes Tinseltown's low points.
- Thankfully, this will be the last time for a while that the director relies on such Tinseltown trappings to tell his story.
- After a lackluster year for movie ticket sales, all Tinseltown wants is a big fat blockbuster.
- Pointless meandering in a wooded area may have, at one time, seemed like a ticket to Tinseltown respect and royalties.
- In tacky Tinseltown and London's effete Bloomsbury, Indian writers, film stars and directors are tops.
- But how much can we believe of Hollywood's Tinseltown representations of psychopaths?
- When rumor has it a big time Hollywood producer is going to attend the show, Ralph is convinced he is Tinseltown bound.
- Instead, cast your eyes on these truisms from Tinseltown.
- And no doubt, right now, he has to be one of the hottest directors in Tinseltown.
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