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Hollywood

Hollywood

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Relating to the American film industry and its style
  • adjective
  • /ˈhɑːliˌwʊd/
translation icon : de Hollywood
  • Her dress for the premiere was pure Hollywood, adorned with sequins and a dramatic train.

And I think that's like people think like LA Hollywood movies, the glamour.

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Examples

  • And I think that's like people think like LA Hollywood movies, the glamour.

  • So just learning to look at it the Hollywood way, I guess.

  • We're kind of very Hollywood, as you know.

  • We have these really fun, brilliant Hollywood style ways to make people feel like things are changing.

  • OK, this is this is Hollywood at its best, in my judgment.

  • So this is your first Hollywood glam, Yes.

  • And now the challenge is to tame this down and make it into one big, voluminous, pretty Hollywood holiday wave.

  • This is so Hollywood, Sunset aura and snowflake.

  • The film's direction and special effects are quintessentially Hollywood, showcasing the industry's signature flair.

  • This documentary explores Hollywood culture, highlighting its impact on global cinema.

Compounds

A dramatic, memorable event that feels like a scene from a movie

Surface Forms

Hollywood positive

Etymology

Hollywood used as an adjective means 'of the film industry' because it describes people or things connected to the Hollywood studios, so a 'Hollywood' director is one who works in that film world.