Pronunciation: /pʊt ɒn ðə rɪts/
noun a fancy or luxurious lifestyle or appearance
A1 I heard that the new restaurant in town is really fancy, they really put on the ritz there.
A2 When my grandparents come to visit, they always want to go somewhere that puts on the ritz.
B1 For our anniversary, my husband took me to a hotel that really put on the ritz with champagne and flowers in the room.
B2 The gala event was a glamorous affair, with everyone dressed to the nines and the venue putting on the ritz.
C1 The luxury cruise ship spared no expense in putting on the ritz for its passengers, with gourmet meals and top-notch entertainment.
C2 The high-end fashion show put on the ritz with designer couture and celebrity attendees.
verb to dress or behave in a fancy or extravagant manner
A1 She put on the ritz for the fancy dinner party.
A2 He put on the ritz by wearing a tuxedo to the event.
B1 They decided to put on the ritz and rent a limousine for the evening.
B2 The hotel staff put on the ritz with their impeccable service and attention to detail.
C1 The actress put on the ritz at the award ceremony with her designer gown and jewelry.
C2 The company spared no expense to put on the ritz for their annual gala, complete with live entertainment and gourmet catering.
formal The event was very upscale, with guests dressed to put on the ritz.
informal Let's put on the ritz and go out for a fancy dinner tonight.
slang We're going to put on the ritz and hit up the hottest club in town.
figurative She always puts on the ritz when she needs to impress someone.
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