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glitterati

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glit·te·ra·ti  (glt-rät)
pl.n. Informal
Highly fashionable celebrities; the smart set: "private parties on Park Avenue and Central Park West, where the literati mingled with glitterati" (Skylines).
[Blend of glitter and literati.]
glitterati [ˌglɪtəˈrɑːtiː]
pl n
Informal the leaders of society, esp the rich and beautiful; fashionable celebrities
[from glitter + -ati as in literati]
Translations
glitterati [ˌglɪtəˈrɑːtiː] NPL (hum) → celebridades fpl del mundillo literario y artístico
glitterati [ˌglɪtəˈrɑːti] npl
the glitterati → les célébrités
glitterati
pl (inf) → Hautevolee f
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