glamorise in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for glamorise in the English»Spanish Dictionary

glamorize [Am ˈɡlæməˌraɪz, Brit ˈɡlamərʌɪz] VB trans

glamorize war

exaltar

glamorize job/lifestyle

pintar de color de rosa

glamorize your wardrobe!

dé sofisticación a su guardarropa

glamor [Am ˈɡlæmər, Brit ˈɡlamə] N Am

glamor → glamour

See also glamour

glamour, Am also glamor [Am ˈɡlæmər, Brit ˈɡlamə] N U

glamour

glamour m

glamour attr photograph

sexy

glamour sport/profession

rodeado de glamour

glamorous [Am ˈɡlæm(ə)rəs, Brit ˈɡlamərəs] ADJ

glamorous person/star

glamoroso

glamorous dress

glamoroso

glamorous dress

seductor

glamorous lifestyle

sofisticado

glamorous job

rodeado de glamour

glamorous occasion/party

elegante

glamorous occasion/party

sofisticado

I.clamor, clamour Brit [Am ˈklæmər, Brit ˈklamə] N U

1. clamor (noise):

clamor

clamor m

2. clamor (outcry):

clamor

clamor m

clamor for/against sth the clamor for increased subsidies

las voces que reclamaban un aumento en las subvenciones

the public clamor against her appointment

el clamor popular contra su nombramiento

II.clamor, clamour Brit [Am ˈklæmər, Brit ˈklamə] VB intr

clamor

gritar

the children started clamoring to go home

los niños empezaron a gritar que se querían ir a casa

to clamor for sth to clamor for justice

clamar por justicia

some elements are already clamoring for war

algunos sectores ya están pidiendo guerra a gritos

glamour girl N

glamour girl

guapa f inf

glamour girl

belleza f

glamour girl

churro m AmS inf

glamour boy N

glamour boy

guapo m inf

glamour boy

carita m Mex inf

glamour boy

churro m AmS inf

glamour, Am also glamor [Am ˈɡlæmər, Brit ˈɡlamə] N U

glamour

glamour m

glamour attr photograph

sexy

glamour sport/profession

rodeado de glamour

humorist [Am ˈ(h)jumərəst, Brit ˈhjuːm(ə)rɪst] N

humorist

humorista mf

clamorous [Am ˈklæmərəs, Brit ˈklamərəs] ADJ

clamorous

vociferante

clamorous

ruidoso

glamorise in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for glamorise in the English»Spanish Dictionary

glamorize [ˈglæm·ə·raɪz] VB trans

glamorize

hacer más atractivo

this film glamorizes violence

esta película exalta la violencia

glamorous [ˈglæm·ə·rəs] ADJ

glamorous

glamoroso, -a

glamorous

atractivo, -a

glamorous outfit

sofisticado, -a

glamor [ˈglæm·ər] N

glamor → glamour

See also glamour

glamour [ˈglæm·ər] N

glamour

glamour m

glamour

encanto m

glamour

atractivo m

I.clamor [ˈklæm·ər] VB intr (demand loudly)

clamor

pedir a gritos

clamor

clamar

II.clamor [ˈklæm·ər] N

clamor

clamor m

glamour [ˈglæm·ər] N

glamour

glamour m

glamour

encanto m

glamour

atractivo m

glamour-puss N (woman)

glamour-puss

bombón m

clamorous [ˈklæm·ər·əs] ADJ

1. clamorous (vociferous):

clamorous

vociferante

2. clamorous (loud, noisy):

clamorous

ruidoso, -a

humorist [ˈhju·mər·ɪst] N

1. humorist (writer):

humorist

humorista mf

2. humorist (funny person):

humorist

cómico(-a) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The site may glamorise gang violence, but so do the police, media, movies and music.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

How can we continue to glamorise and support an industry that is driven by profit motives?

www.abc.net.au

People tend to glamorise death in their minds (not quite the right word, but you can catch my drift - maybe idealise).

www.odt.co.nz

Movie studios would select promising young actors and glamorise and create personas for them, often inventing new names and even new backgrounds.

en.wikipedia.org

There were many who tried to glamorise their movies by using drops (a ballroom dance technique) every moment.

www.dnaindia.com

In fact, the more promotions the woman attains at work, the more she must glamorise and beautify herself.

nation.com.pk

It will appear the one thing our educational system has not failed to do is to glamorise riches and make it the ultimate in any human pursuit.

thenationonlineng.net

We don't try to glamorise it, we're talking about why, and how and the effects.

www.birminghammail.co.uk

Under no circumstances did we want the museum to glamorise crime, or the criminals involved.

www.bbc.co.uk

Although schools here have come up with all sorts of creative names to glamorise the practice, this has not managed to camouflage the stigma associated with the lower academic streams.

www.jamaicaobserver.com