extravaganza

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishextravaganzaex‧trav‧a‧gan‧za /ɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə/ noun [countable] PARTYa very large and expensive entertainment a musical extravaganzaExamples from the Corpusextravaganza• The design team creates beaded extravaganzas that are truly chic.• a fireworks extravaganza• Eighties-style extravaganzas or not, one hopes the Nineties will see it in some form.• This extravaganza will feature vibrant sounds from almost every Latin country on the map.• The effects are simply terrific and create a visual extravaganza rare for television.Origin extravaganza (1700-1800) Italian estravaganza, from Medieval Latin extravagans; → EXTRAVAGANT

单词	extravaganza
释义	extravaganza From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishextravaganzaex‧trav‧a‧gan‧za /ɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə/ noun [countable] PARTYa very large and expensive entertainment a musical extravaganzaExamples from the Corpusextravaganza• The design team creates beaded extravaganzas that are truly chic.• a fireworks extravaganza• Eighties-style extravaganzas or not, one hopes the Nineties will see it in some form.• This extravaganza will feature vibrant sounds from almost every Latin country on the map.• The effects are simply terrific and create a visual extravaganza rare for television.Origin extravaganza (1700-1800) Italian estravaganza, from Medieval Latin extravagans; → EXTRAVAGANT
随便看	get in trim get in with get in with somebody get into get into a huddle get into arrears get into difficulty get into shape get into something get into the spirit get into the spirit of get into the swing of it get into the swing of it/things get into the swing of things get into the way of doing get into the way of doing something get into the wrong hands get into top gear get into trouble get into your head get into your stride get involved get it all wrong get it in the neck get it into your head