| 单词 | hollywoodian |
| 释义 | > as lemmasˌHollyˈwoodian ˌHollyˈwoodian n. and adj. (also ˌHollyˈwoodean) (a) n. a native or inhabitant of Hollywood; (b) adj. of, relating to, or characteristic of Hollywood or its films. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > performance arts > cinematography > [adjective] > films or the cinema > American or Hollywood Hollywoodian1920 Hollywood1923 Hollywoodesque1927 Hollywoodish1928 1920 Photoplay Mag. July 93/1 You're almost the first Hollywoodian who has ever written to me for information. 1934 A. Huxley Beyond Mexique Bay 23 What frills, what flounces!..The cut was a Hollywoodian adaptation from the French. 1959 Encounter July 53/2 Some deep Hollywoodean reason. 1960 House & Garden July 36 There is nothing Hollywoodian about Miss Caron's decorative indulgences. 2001 S. Giovacchini Hollywood Modernism v. 165 Oftentimes, the kind of war stories many Hollywoodians brought back to the studios had less to do with heroism on the battlefront than with censored films, rejected scripts, and politically motivated dismissals. 2003 D. Roman Fragmented Identities (2007) iv. 68 Romanian Television had managed to create the best Hollywoodian escapist imaginary environment. < as lemmas |
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