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famous

adjective

famous ♦︎ historic ♦︎ well known ♦︎ prominent ♦︎ public ♦︎ legendary ♦︎ renowned ♦︎ famed ♦︎ glorious ♦︎ celebratedThese words all describe people, places or things that are known about and often liked or admired by many people. 这些词均表示著名的、出名的、享有盛名的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆famous / well known / prominent / renowned / famed / celebrated as sb◆famous / well known / legendary / renowned / famed / celebrated for sth◆a famous / historic / well-known / prominent / legendary / glorious / celebrated name◆a famous / historic / well-known / prominent / public / legendary / renowned figure◆a famous / well-known / prominent / renowned / celebrated writer / author / actor / architect / artist / collection◆a famous / well-known / prominent politician / personality◆a famous / well-known / renowned brand◆very famous / well known / prominent / celebrated◆justly famous / renowned / famed / celebrated◆internationally famous / renowned / celebrated■ famous known about by a lot of people 著名的；出名的◆He became a world-famous conductor.他成为世界著名的指挥家。◆Loch Ness is probably the most famous lake in Scotland.尼斯湖大概是苏格兰最有名的湖。◆One day, I'll be rich and famous.总有一天我会名成利就。◆So this is the famous dress!(= the one we have heard a lot about but have not seen) 这就是那条传说中的连衣裙吧！  see also fame ⇨ fame ▸ famously

adverb

◆the words he famously uttered on his deathbed他著名的临终遗言■ historic important in history; likely to be thought of as important at some time in the future 历史上著名（或重要）的；可名垂青史的◆a historic building / monument有历史意义的建筑／纪念碑◆The area is of special historic interest.这一地区有特殊的历史意义。◆The party has won a historic victory at the polls.该党在选举投票中赢得了历史性的胜利。   see also ancient ⇨ old 1 ■ ˌwell ˈknown known about by a lot of people 著名的；出名的◆She's married to a well-known actor, whose name I've forgotten.她嫁给了一个名演员，他的名字我想不起来了。◆His books are not well known.他写的书不太出名。ⓘ Remember to use a hyphen when well known comes before the noun. * well known用在名词前时中间一定要加连字符。■ prominent ˈprɒmɪnənt; NAmE ˈprɑːmɪnənt (rather formal, especially written) important or well known 重要的；著名的；杰出的◆A number of prominent politicians made public statements supporting the change.几位著名政治家发表公开声明，支持变革。◆He played a prominent part in the campaign.他在这次运动中发挥了重要作用。◆She was prominent in the fashion industry.她曾在时装界名噪一时。ⓘ Prominent is often used to talk about people in politics and business. * prominent常用以描述政界和商界人士。   see also prominence ⇨ fame  ➡ See also the entries for great 2 and top adj. 另见great条第2义和top形容词词条■ public known to people in general 人人皆知的；公开的◆She entered public life (= started a job in which she became known to the public) at the age of 23.她23岁时开始成为公众人物。◆Details of the government report have not yet been made public.政府报告的细节尚未公布。 OPP private ⇨ secret 1   see also public figure ⇨ star 1 ■ legendary ˈledʒəndri; NAmE ˈledʒənderivery famous and talked about a lot by people, especially in a way that shows admiration 非常著名的；享有盛名的；富传奇色彩的◆We once received a visit from the legendary Orson Welles.我们曾接待过大名鼎鼎的奥森•韦尔斯。◆Her patience and tact are legendary.她的耐心与得体的应对是出了名的。ⓘ Legendary is often used to talk about people who are dead or old, but who are still talked about and admired. * legendary常用以描述人们津津乐道且敬仰的逝者或老人。   see also legend ⇨ star 1 ■ renowned rɪˈnaʊnd (especially written) famous and respected 享有美名的；受推崇的◆We asked for advice from the renowned legal expert, Sam Pincher.我们咨询了著名的法律专家萨姆•平彻。◆It is renowned as one of the region's best restaurants.这是本地区最好的餐厅之一。◆She is renowned for her patience.她的耐心是出了名的。ⓘ A person who is renowned is respected because they do their job very well, or because they have a special skill or ability. A place that is renowned is respected because it provides a service of a very high standard. * renowned指人因工作出色或有特殊技能而受尊敬，也指地方因提供某种高水准的服务而著名。■ famed (written) (of a person or place) known about by many people, especially for a special quality that they have （人或地方因具有某种特质）著名的◆As a player she was famed for her grace and artistry, as well as her success.作为演奏家，她以优雅和技巧以及所取得的成功而闻名。◆The movie was filmed in the famed Blue Ridge Mountains, possibly the last forested wilderness in the United States.这部电影是在著名的蓝岭山脉拍摄的，那里可能是美国仅存的一处林木覆盖的荒野了。  see also fame ⇨ fame ■ glorious [usually before noun] (formal) deserving or bringing great fame and success 值得称道的；光荣的；荣耀的◆We congratulate you on this glorious victory.我们祝贺你取得了这一辉煌的胜利。◆This is a glorious chapter in our country's history.这是我国历史上光辉的一页。ⓘ Glorious is used especially in historical or political literature. * glorious尤用于历史或政治文献中。   see also glory ⇨ status ■ celebrated ˈselɪbreɪtɪd [usually before noun] (written) famous for having good qualities 著名的；闻名的；驰名的◆He is one of France's most celebrated painters.他是法国最著名的画家之一。◆'The Kiss' is one of Rodin's most celebrated works.《吻》是罗丹最有名的作品之一。ⓘ Celebrated is often used to talk about people who are successful in the arts, as well as their works. * celebrated常用以描述成功的艺术家及其作品◆a celebrated artist / painter / sculptor / poet / novelist / actor / actress / painting / work / poem / novel著名的艺术家／画家／雕塑家／诗人／小说家／男演员／女演员／画作／作品／诗篇／小说   see also celebrity ⇨ fame

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