celebrity

英[si'lebriti]美[si'lebriti]

n.
1.[C]名人
2.[U]名誉，著名，名声

复　数：celebrities

同：	[n.] fame, famous person, renown
反：	[n.] infamy, opprobrium

Model Cindy Crawford was one of the star attraction at a celebrity golf tournament at the ritzy resort of Montana, Switzerland.
在瑞士优美的风景胜地蒙塔拿举行的高尔夫球名人赛中，模特辛迪·克劳福特是引人注目的明星之一。收藏
"Tiny as they are, the books have covered almost all the popular topics include celebrity biographies, pets and dieting."
迷你书虽小,但内容却涉及几乎所有的时髦话题,名人传记、宠物、瘦身减肥等,可谓无所不包。收藏
Fame brings celebrity and high regard from adoring and loyal fans in each field of endeavor and it is heady stuff.
在每个领域里，一旦出了名就会使一些入迷者虔敬地表示赞扬和尊崇，这是种容易使人陶醉的东西。收藏
Fame brings celebrity and high regard from adoring and loyal fans in each field of endeavor and it is heady stuff
在每个领域里，出了名就会使一些虔敬的入迷者表示赞扬和尊崇，但这也是一种容易使人陶醉的东西。收藏
Cao Xueqin, a novelist in the Qing Dynastyis the cultural celebrity I worship most, henceI have a great interest in all his traces in the capital city
曹雪芹,清代小说家，是我最崇拜的文化名人，因此，也倍加关心他在京城所有的踪迹。收藏

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a widely known person
- he was a baseball celebrity
[同] famous person, celebrity
the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed
[同] fame, celebrity, renown
[反] infamy, opprobrium

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