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tinsel
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/ˈtɪn.səl/
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/ˈtɪn.səl/
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tinsel
noun
tinsels
pl
мишура
The Christmas tree was decorated with colorful tinsel.
Ёлка была украшена цветной мишурой.
Traductions supplémentaires
серпантин
Synonymes
sparkle
glitter
decorative foil
fancy trim
shine
shimmer
tinsel
verb
tinselled
Past Simple
tinselled
Past Participle
tinselling
Gerund
UK
/ˈtɪn.səl/
US
/ˈtɪn.səl/
украшать мишурой
They decided to tinsel the Christmas tree to make it more festive.
Они решили украсить мишурой рождественскую елку, чтобы сделать её более праздничной.
Synonymes
spruce up
trim
glitter
gild
garnish
bedizen
festoon
embellish
deck
decorate
adorn
tinsel
adjective
more tinsel
Comp.
most tinsel
Super.
Used attributively or predicatively to mean ‘showy, superficially attractive, gaudy’. Frequently in phrases such as “tinsel glamour”, “tinsel town”.
Synonymes
glitzy
ostentatious
cheap-looking
brassy
pretentious
glittering
gaudy
tawdry
showy
flashy
meretricious
garish
Définitions
tinsel
noun
A form of decoration consisting of thin strips of shiny metal foil or plastic, often used to adorn Christmas trees.
The Christmas tree was beautifully decorated with colorful lights and silver tinsel.
Something that superficially looks attractive or appealing but is actually of little real value or substance.
The movie was all tinsel and no substance, with flashy effects but a weak storyline.
tinsel
verb
To decorate or adorn with tinsel or something shiny.
They decided to tinsel the Christmas tree to make it sparkle.
tinsel
adjective
Gaudy or superficially attractive but lacking real worth; showy.
The awards ceremony was full of tinsel glamour that failed to hide the industry’s problems.
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