Lingaku- to cater to the public's taste
- kitsch
- commercial
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to cater to the public's taste
- kitsch
- commercial
This meaning refers to trying to appeal to what is popular or trendy, often sacrificing depth or quality for wider acceptance.
The movie made many compromises to cater to the public's taste.
He always chooses to cater to the public's taste rather than pursuing artistic depth.
This meaning refers to art or objects that are considered to be in poor taste, often because of their overly sentimental, superficial, or mass-produced nature.
This decoration is too kitsch; I don't really like it.
This meaning highlights the focus on commercial interests, often indicating that something is created primarily for profit rather than artistic or cultural value.
These songs sound very commercial, lacking any depth.
Their designs are so commercialized that they have lost their uniqueness.
Generated collocations (experimental)
mèi sú媚俗wén huà文化kitsch culturemèi sú媚俗yì shù艺术kitsch artmèi sú媚俗fēng gé风格kitsch stylemèi sú媚俗zuò pǐn作品kitsch worksmèi sú媚俗qì xī气息air of kitschmèi sú媚俗xiāo fèi消费kitsch consumptionmèi sú媚俗xiàn xiàng现象kitsch phenomenonmèi sú媚俗biǎo yǎn表演kitsch performancemèi sú媚俗shè jì设计kitsch designmèi sú媚俗yú lè娱乐kitsch entertainment