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Definition of paparazzo in English: paparazzonounPlural paparazzi ˌpapəˈratsəʊˌpɑpəˈrɑtsoʊ usually paparazziA freelance photographer who pursues celebrities to get photographs of them. 帕帕拉奇，狗仔队（跟踪偷拍名人照片的自由摄影记者） she inclined her head graciously, permitting the paparazzi to photograph her Example sentencesExamples - Like many celebrities, I guess she wearies of the paparazzi and needs some peace and quiet.
- I don't think I'm in the ranks of people who are besieged by the paparazzi.
- Despite being hunted by paparazzi the world over, he has avoided being photographed since the age of 18.
- And in 1999 he was arrested for fighting with paparazzi outside a London restaurant.
- No charges were brought against the paparazzi who had been pursuing the car.
- It surely does constitute some worry, when paparazzi photographers are trying to drive and take photos at the same time.
- It's well-known among the paparazzi that celebrities do not like to be photographed eating.
- To avoid the paparazzi and journalistic interest the religious ceremony will be held in the family home.
- Well, now some lawmakers and celebrities are calling for a law to rein in the paparazzi.
- People often accuse paparazzi of infringing on the human rights of celebrities.
- Some of the paparazzi were screaming for Jack and some were screaming for Cher, and all the flashbulbs were going off.
- Endlessly stalked by paparazzi, she responded, commendably, by not responding.
- In a case of life imitating art, the couple attracted the attention of the real paparazzi, along with hordes of fans.
- The actress claims a paparazzo photographer used a telephoto lens to snap her when she was partly undressed in her home.
- Getting up in darkness in the hope of avoiding them, he finds reporters and paparazzi parked at his door.
- Freeman argued that at the time he was being chased by paparazzi and was forced to drive with excessive speed to avoid death or injury.
- Meanwhile, Brad has reportedly hired four body doubles to try and shake off the paparazzi in the US..
- He is uncomfortable with the way soap stars can be photographed by the paparazzi at their worst.
- Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is clamping down on members of the paparazzi who assault celebrities.
- Fans at street level do their best to get photos with their cameras above their heads like paparazzi.
Origin1960s: from Italian, from the name of a character in Fellini's film La Dolce Vita (1960). Definition of paparazzo in US English: paparazzonounˌpɑpəˈrɑtsoʊˌpäpəˈrätsō usually paparazziA freelance photographer who pursues celebrities to get photographs of them. 帕帕拉奇，狗仔队（跟踪偷拍名人照片的自由摄影记者） she inclined her head graciously, permitting the paparazzi to photograph her Example sentencesExamples - Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is clamping down on members of the paparazzi who assault celebrities.
- I don't think I'm in the ranks of people who are besieged by the paparazzi.
- Freeman argued that at the time he was being chased by paparazzi and was forced to drive with excessive speed to avoid death or injury.
- Like many celebrities, I guess she wearies of the paparazzi and needs some peace and quiet.
- It's well-known among the paparazzi that celebrities do not like to be photographed eating.
- He is uncomfortable with the way soap stars can be photographed by the paparazzi at their worst.
- The actress claims a paparazzo photographer used a telephoto lens to snap her when she was partly undressed in her home.
- It surely does constitute some worry, when paparazzi photographers are trying to drive and take photos at the same time.
- In a case of life imitating art, the couple attracted the attention of the real paparazzi, along with hordes of fans.
- Well, now some lawmakers and celebrities are calling for a law to rein in the paparazzi.
- No charges were brought against the paparazzi who had been pursuing the car.
- Getting up in darkness in the hope of avoiding them, he finds reporters and paparazzi parked at his door.
- Endlessly stalked by paparazzi, she responded, commendably, by not responding.
- To avoid the paparazzi and journalistic interest the religious ceremony will be held in the family home.
- People often accuse paparazzi of infringing on the human rights of celebrities.
- Fans at street level do their best to get photos with their cameras above their heads like paparazzi.
- Despite being hunted by paparazzi the world over, he has avoided being photographed since the age of 18.
- Some of the paparazzi were screaming for Jack and some were screaming for Cher, and all the flashbulbs were going off.
- Meanwhile, Brad has reportedly hired four body doubles to try and shake off the paparazzi in the US..
- And in 1999 he was arrested for fighting with paparazzi outside a London restaurant.
Origin1960s: from Italian, from the name of a character in Fellini's film La Dolce Vita (1960). |