extravaganza
/ɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪkˌstrævəˈɡænzə/ (ame, ipa) · /ik-ˌstra-və-ˈgan-zə/ (ame, mw)
extravaganza — 名詞
- extravaganzasingular
- extravaganzasplural
1. a public show, performance, or celebration that is very large, impressive, and v
盛大表演
規模宏大、場面華麗的娛樂活動
a public show, performance, or celebration that is very large, impressive, and visually striking, usually costing a great deal of money to produce
The city's New Year's Eve fireworks extravaganza drew over fifty thousand people to the waterfront.
該市的跨年煙火盛大表演吸引了超過五萬人來到海濱。
Mei-Lin saved for months to buy tickets for the Broadway musical extravaganza.
Mei-Lin 存了好幾個月的錢，就是為了買百老匯音樂盛大表演的門票。
collocation: musical extravaganza / fashion extravaganza
The fashion show was a three-hour extravaganza of music, lights, and colorful costumes.
那場時裝秀是一場結合音樂、燈光和繽紛服裝的三小時盛大表演。
Last summer, Diego and his family attended an outdoor music extravaganza that lasted all weekend.
去年夏天，Diego 和家人參加了一場戶外音樂盛大表演，整整持續了一個週末。
The studio spent millions on the film's opening-night extravaganza, complete with a red carpet and fireworks.
那家電影公司為該片的首映之夜盛大表演花了數百萬美元，現場鋪設紅毯還有煙火。
- spectacle
Focuses on the visual impact; can be smaller in scale than an extravaganza
- gala
A formal celebration or party, often a fundraiser; more social than artistic
- pageant
A public entertainment with a historical or thematic narrative; often outdoors
- spectacular
A noun for a visually impressive show; slightly more informal than extravaganza
- modest affair
A small, simple event with no elaborate features
文法句型
extravaganza + of + noun
用法筆記
Frequently modified by a preceding noun or adjective that describes the type of event (e.g. musical extravaganza, fashion extravaganza, summer extravaganza).