razzmatazz

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishrazzmatazzrazz‧ma‧tazz /ˌræzməˈtæz/ (also razzamatazz /ˌræzə-/) (also razzle-dazzle) noun [uncountable] LOUD/NOISYnoisy exciting activity that is intended to attract people’s attention the razzmatazz of show businessExamples from the Corpusrazzmatazz• Audiences love the old Broadway razzmatazz.• Ah, the old Hollywood razzmatazz.• Such razzmatazz is not conducive to a proper spirit of inquiry.• He likes to arrive with all the razzmatazz, while I prefer to slip in the back door quietly.• The razzmatazz on the quay heralded the style of the crossing.Origin razzmatazz (1800-1900) Probably from razzle-dazzle

单词	razzmatazz
释义	razzmatazz From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishrazzmatazzrazz‧ma‧tazz /ˌræzməˈtæz/ (also razzamatazz /ˌræzə-/) (also razzle-dazzle) noun [uncountable] LOUD/NOISYnoisy exciting activity that is intended to attract people’s attention the razzmatazz of show businessExamples from the Corpusrazzmatazz• Audiences love the old Broadway razzmatazz.• Ah, the old Hollywood razzmatazz.• Such razzmatazz is not conducive to a proper spirit of inquiry.• He likes to arrive with all the razzmatazz, while I prefer to slip in the back door quietly.• The razzmatazz on the quay heralded the style of the crossing.Origin razzmatazz (1800-1900) Probably from razzle-dazzle
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