Hollywood in Latin
Hollywood in Latin is Ruscisilva, urbs Aquifoliensis — Hollywood means a neighbourhood of Los Angeles that has become world-famous as the centre of the American film industry.
Hollywood in Latin
What does "Hollywood" mean?
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name A neighbourhood of Los Angeles that has become world-famous as the centre of the American film industry.
"Tourists flock to Hollywood to see the Walk of Fame."
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name The American film industry in general, wherever it is actually based.
"Hollywood released a string of superhero movies that summer."
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adj Resembling the glamorous, dramatic style typical of big American movies.
"The wedding had a very Hollywood ending, complete with fireworks."
Hollywood in a sentence
- Tourists flock to Hollywood to see the Walk of Fame.
- Hollywood released a string of superhero movies that summer.
- She dreamed of making it big in Hollywood.
- The wedding had a very Hollywood ending, complete with fireworks.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Hollywood" in Latin?
"Hollywood" in Latin is Ruscisilva, urbs Aquifoliensis. Hollywood means: A neighbourhood of Los Angeles that has become world-famous as the centre of the American film industry.
How do you use "Hollywood" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists flock to Hollywood to see the Walk of Fame." In Latin, "Hollywood" is Ruscisilva, urbs Aquifoliensis.
Are there other ways to say "Hollywood" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Hollywood": Ruscisilva, urbs Aquifoliensis.