glamour in German
glamour in German is Glamour, betörender Glanz — glamour means alluring beauty, charm, or style, often tied to wealth, fame, or fashion.
glamour in German
Glamour
(uncountable) Alluring beauty or charm (often with sex appeal).
betörender Glanz
(uncountable) Alluring beauty or charm (often with sex appeal).
What does "glamour" mean?
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noun Alluring beauty, charm, or style, often tied to wealth, fame, or fashion.
"The awards ceremony was full of Hollywood glamour."
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noun (older/literary) A magical spell that makes things appear more attractive than they really are.
"The witch cast a glamour to disguise the crumbling castle as a palace."
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glamour in a sentence
- The awards ceremony was full of Hollywood glamour.
- She missed the glamour of her modeling days.
- The witch cast a glamour to disguise the crumbling castle as a palace.
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What is "glamour" in German?
"glamour" in German is Glamour, betörender Glanz. glamour means: Alluring beauty, charm, or style, often tied to wealth, fame, or fashion.
How do you use "glamour" in a sentence?
Example: "The awards ceremony was full of Hollywood glamour." In German, "glamour" is Glamour, betörender Glanz.
Are there other ways to say "glamour" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "glamour": Glamour, betörender Glanz.
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