Definition of Eurotrash in English:

Eurotrash

nounˈjʊərə(ʊ)traʃˈjəroʊˌtræʃ

mass nouninformal

Rich European socialites, especially those living or working in the United States.
you saw the same people at every soirée—the old money, the new money, the Eurotrash
as modifier a Eurotrash cafe in Beverly Hills
Example sentencesExamples
- You know, the late '90s British act that embraced brassy Eurotrash more than their peers' guitar riffs, in the spirit of bands like Saint Etienne?
- Sleek Austrian counts, Eurotrash buried in fur coats, the occasional A-list celebrity… they're all here, especially over New Year.
- He could still yet become this - if he avoids this kind of nonsense in the future, and steers well clear of sleazy Eurotrash like her.
- Edvard, used to having all manner of Eurotrash at his beck and call, is flabbergasted!
- And my brother is calling me Eurotrash, rather than my real name.
- Americans have come to think of Europeans as largely Eurotrash (a hyperavaricious subset of the hyperavaricious).
- In the grand tradition of Scandinavian rock bands, the they forever teeter on the edge of Eurotrash.
- This is especially a problem in New York, which tends to attract great musicians the way the Whitney attracts Eurotrash, and where close quarters, small apartments and thin walls conspire to make even faint sounds unexpectedly audible.
- The crown prince of Denmark comes to America disguised as womanizing Eurotrash.

Definition of Eurotrash in US English:

Eurotrash

nounˈyərōˌtraSHˈjəroʊˌtræʃ

informal

Rich European socialites, especially those living or working in the US.
you saw the same people at every soirée—the old money, the new money, the Eurotrash
as modifier a Eurotrash cafe in Beverly Hills
Example sentencesExamples
- Americans have come to think of Europeans as largely Eurotrash (a hyperavaricious subset of the hyperavaricious).
- This is especially a problem in New York, which tends to attract great musicians the way the Whitney attracts Eurotrash, and where close quarters, small apartments and thin walls conspire to make even faint sounds unexpectedly audible.
- In the grand tradition of Scandinavian rock bands, the they forever teeter on the edge of Eurotrash.
- Edvard, used to having all manner of Eurotrash at his beck and call, is flabbergasted!
- He could still yet become this - if he avoids this kind of nonsense in the future, and steers well clear of sleazy Eurotrash like her.
- Sleek Austrian counts, Eurotrash buried in fur coats, the occasional A-list celebrity… they're all here, especially over New Year.
- And my brother is calling me Eurotrash, rather than my real name.
- You know, the late '90s British act that embraced brassy Eurotrash more than their peers' guitar riffs, in the spirit of bands like Saint Etienne?
- The crown prince of Denmark comes to America disguised as womanizing Eurotrash.

单词	Eurotrash
释义	Definition of Eurotrash in English: Eurotrash nounˈjʊərə(ʊ)traʃˈjəroʊˌtræʃ mass nouninformal Rich European socialites, especially those living or working in the United States. you saw the same people at every soirée—the old money, the new money, the Eurotrash as modifier a Eurotrash cafe in Beverly Hills Example sentencesExamples You know, the late '90s British act that embraced brassy Eurotrash more than their peers' guitar riffs, in the spirit of bands like Saint Etienne? Sleek Austrian counts, Eurotrash buried in fur coats, the occasional A-list celebrity… they're all here, especially over New Year. He could still yet become this - if he avoids this kind of nonsense in the future, and steers well clear of sleazy Eurotrash like her. Edvard, used to having all manner of Eurotrash at his beck and call, is flabbergasted! And my brother is calling me Eurotrash, rather than my real name. Americans have come to think of Europeans as largely Eurotrash (a hyperavaricious subset of the hyperavaricious). In the grand tradition of Scandinavian rock bands, the they forever teeter on the edge of Eurotrash. This is especially a problem in New York, which tends to attract great musicians the way the Whitney attracts Eurotrash, and where close quarters, small apartments and thin walls conspire to make even faint sounds unexpectedly audible. The crown prince of Denmark comes to America disguised as womanizing Eurotrash. Definition of Eurotrash in US English: Eurotrash nounˈyərōˌtraSHˈjəroʊˌtræʃ informal Rich European socialites, especially those living or working in the US. you saw the same people at every soirée—the old money, the new money, the Eurotrash as modifier a Eurotrash cafe in Beverly Hills Example sentencesExamples Americans have come to think of Europeans as largely Eurotrash (a hyperavaricious subset of the hyperavaricious). This is especially a problem in New York, which tends to attract great musicians the way the Whitney attracts Eurotrash, and where close quarters, small apartments and thin walls conspire to make even faint sounds unexpectedly audible. In the grand tradition of Scandinavian rock bands, the they forever teeter on the edge of Eurotrash. Edvard, used to having all manner of Eurotrash at his beck and call, is flabbergasted! He could still yet become this - if he avoids this kind of nonsense in the future, and steers well clear of sleazy Eurotrash like her. Sleek Austrian counts, Eurotrash buried in fur coats, the occasional A-list celebrity… they're all here, especially over New Year. And my brother is calling me Eurotrash, rather than my real name. You know, the late '90s British act that embraced brassy Eurotrash more than their peers' guitar riffs, in the spirit of bands like Saint Etienne? The crown prince of Denmark comes to America disguised as womanizing Eurotrash.
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