famous person

英 [ˈfeɪməs ˈpɜːsn]

美 [ˈfeɪməs ˈpɜːrsn]

名人

英英释义

noun

• a widely known person
  1. he was a baseball celebrity
  Synonym:celebrity

双语例句

• There were a few years there when I was just so enamored with the idea of living some sort of famous person's lifestyle that really isn't suited to me.
  有几年的时间我都相当迷恋那种名人的生活，但其实这种生活并不适合我。
• They may have named you after a relative, or a famous person they admire, or even because they just liked the sound of a name.
  他们也许会依据一个亲戚或者他们自己敬佩的名人的名字给你起名，或者他们就是因为某个名字的发音而给你起了这个名字。
• Usually, this is an expression you'll hear a politician or a famous person say when a reporter or a journalist from a newspaper or a television station asks a question.
  如果报社或电视台记者提问，你常常可以听到政治家或名人说这个词。
• The results show that: ( 1) Viewers are able to choose different information in an advertisement, and tend to fixate the information about famous person in an advertisement;
  结果表明：（1）广告受众对广告中不同信息的注视具有选择性，更倾向于对广告中名人信息的注视；
• The kitchen tell me you famous person.
  厨房里的人告诉我你很有名。
• It stands for "Oll korrect", a misspelling of" All correct", usually by a famous person, most often Andrew Jackson.
  OK代表“Ollkorrect”，“Allcorrect”（完全正确）的拼写错误。这一拼写错误是由一位名人造成的，可能是安德鲁·杰克逊吧！
• On the other hand, people might name their children after a respected older relative or even a famous person.
  另一方面，人们会以一位敬佩的年长亲戚或是名人的名字来替孩子命名。
• Who's the most famous person you've ever interviewed on tv?
  你在电视上采访过的人中谁最有名？
• Simmons: So youre catching up, obviously, on the fact that you had been surpassed as the most famous person who was a Harvard graduate.
  西蒙斯：很明显，现在有了林书豪，总统您可不再是世界上最出名的哈佛毕业生了。
• Erotomania, or believing a famous person is in love with you, was one of the most common.
  被爱妄想症，或者相信名人会爱上你的情况最为普遍。