fame

英[feim]美[feim]

n.
1. 名望，声誉，名气，名声
2.（公众对某人某事的）评论，评估
3. [古语]谣传；传闻
v.[T] 盛传；称道；使闻名，使有名
abbr. FAME (= fatty acid ethyl ester)【微生物学】脂肪酸甲酯

同：	[n.] celebrity, renown
反：	[n.] infamy, opprobrium

Fame is the chastisement of merit and the punishment of talent. —— Nicolas Chamfort
盛名殊誉乃德才之忌。——尚福尔收藏
The talent of success is nothing more than doing well whatever you do without a thought of fame.
取得成功的本领不过是无论干什么都把它干好，而没有想到要出名。收藏
The fame of great men ought ot be judged always by the means they used to acquire it. —— La Rochefoucauld
伟人的名誉应该永远用他们如何得到它来判断。——拉罗什福科收藏
The invention was able to Bring fame to those involved.
这发明能为参与的人带来名声。收藏
No wonder so few people trust politicians. But we have not answered the question at the beginning of this paragraph: why does anyone want fame?
所以相信政治家的人是如此之少，这就不足为奇了。但是我们还没有回答本节开始所提的问题:为什么大家都追求声誉呢?收藏

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the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed
[同] fame, celebrity, renown
[反] infamy, opprobrium
favorable public reputation
[反] infamy

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