blockbuster in Czech
blockbuster in Czech is trhák — blockbuster means a film, book, or other creative work that is enormously popular and commercially successful.
blockbuster in Czech
trhák
(informal) Something, such as a film or book, that sustains exceptional and widespread popularity and achieves enormous sales, as opposed to a box office bomb.
What does "blockbuster" mean?
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noun A film, book, or other creative work that is enormously popular and commercially successful.
"The studio's summer blockbuster broke box office records."
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noun Anything unusually large, impressive, or impactful.
"The merger was a blockbuster deal for the industry."
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blockbuster in a sentence
- The studio's summer blockbuster broke box office records.
- The merger was a blockbuster deal for the industry.
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What is "blockbuster" in Czech?
"blockbuster" in Czech is trhák. blockbuster means: A film, book, or other creative work that is enormously popular and commercially successful.
How do you use "blockbuster" in a sentence?
Example: "The studio's summer blockbuster broke box office records." In Czech, "blockbuster" is trhák.
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