glamorous

adj.

富有魅力的；迷人的；富于刺激的；独特的

1. The long red carpet was laid out for this glamorous occasion.
   为了这个富有魅力的时刻，地上铺了长长的红地毯。
2. Do not be swayed by glamorous advertisements.
   不要为富有迷惑力的广告所左右。
3. The glamorous actress always went shopping with many attendants crowding round her.
   那位富有魅力的女演员逛街时总是被前呼后拥地围着。
4. My job is not a very glamorous one but it does have its moments.
   我的工作虽不算十分吸引人，但也自有其乐趣所在。

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