glossy

• Describe una superficie que es lisa y brillante, o una revista impresa en papel satinado.

Describes a surface that is smooth and shiny, or a magazine printed on shiny paper.

1. Shiny and smoothA2formal

   Having a smooth, shiny, and reflective surface.

   Brillante y liso

   • The magazine has a glossy cover.
   • She painted the walls with a glossy finish.
   • The car's glossy paint gleamed in the sunlight.

   Sinónimosburnishedglazedglisteninglustrouspolishedsatinsheenyshinysilkensleek

   Antónimosdullflatmatterough

2. Attractive but superficialB2informal

   Appearing attractive, expensive, or impressive, but often lacking substance or depth.

   Atractivo pero superficial

   • The company's glossy brochure promised more than it delivered.
   • He was tired of the glossy world of advertising.
   • The film's glossy production couldn't hide its weak plot.

   Sinónimoscosmeticmeretriciousshallowslickspecioussuperficialtinselly

   Antónimosdeepmeaningfulprofoundsubstantive

• Sustantivo que designa una revista impresa en papel satinado de alta calidad, a menudo con fotografías y artículos sobre moda, celebridades o estilo de vida.

A noun referring to a magazine printed on high-quality, shiny paper, often featuring photographs and articles about fashion, celebrities, or lifestyle.

1. Glossy magazineB2informal

   A magazine printed on shiny, high-quality paper, often associated with fashion, lifestyle, or celebrity content.

   Revista de lujo

   • She bought a glossy to read on the train.
   • The coffee table was covered with fashion glossies.
   • He works as a photographer for a famous glossy.

   Sinónimosslick