glitterati

noun

1. （报章用语）时髦人物，风云人物，知名人士
   (used in newspapers) fashionable, rich and famous people

1. N-PLURAL 知名人士；时髦人物
   The glitterati are rich and famous people such as actors and rock stars.
   1. The glitterati of Hollywood are flocking to Janet Vaughan's nail salon.
      众多的好莱坞名流都去光顾珍妮特·沃恩的美甲店。

1. The glitterati of Hollywood are flocking to Janet Vaughan's nail salon.
   众多的好莱坞名流都去光顾珍妮特·沃恩的美甲店。
2. EXAMPLE: Photographs in the popular magazine showed many glitterati attending the opening of a new movie.
   这本流行杂志上的照片表明，很多名流都出席了一部新电影的首映式。
3. Chan, whose advice is much sought after by Taiwan's glitterati, sees a magic year for British actor Rupert Grint, of Harry Potter fame, but only if he heeds his elders.
   陈大师预测凭《哈利波特》成名的英国演员鲁伯特格林特将迎来不可思议的一年，不过必须多听取年长者的意见才行。陈大师的建议是台湾社会名流所争相求取的。
4. Attended by the glitterati of Shanghai's social set, the Opera Night also enjoys a regular following of guests flying in from around the world.
   参加这次盛会的贵宾除了上海的社交名流之外，还包括了远程从世界各地赶来的贵宾们。
5. The media attention that can be gained from participation in the festival provides enough of a draw for the industry heavyweights – not to mention the typical Cannes glitterati.
   参加电影节能得到媒体关注，这也足以吸引影视界重量级人物，更不必说会吸引名流来参加有代表性的嘎纳电影节了。