popularity

1 For example, most operas were written to be popular, middle-class entertainments, and artists such as Liszt and Paganini enjoyed rock-star-like fame and popularity in their day.

2 In the month since we had scheduled the show, Stargirl’s popularity had dropped out of sight.

3 They weren’t at Julian’s table, but they were near him, like on the fringe of popularity.

4 Question 4 : In which country did Appaloosa, Palomino, and Pinto horses originate and gain popularity?

问题 4: 阿帕卢萨马 、 帕拉米诺马和品脱马的原产地和获得流行的国家是何国?

5 When returning black soldiers demanded equal rights following World War II, the Klan’s popularity once again increased.

6 His good looks and popularity had made him so inordinately conceited that they blinded him to that possibility.

7 And yet she never took her popularity for granted.

8 John Merrick, the ambitious barber who founded the Mutual Insurance Company, also played along with racist stereotypes to enhance his popularity with white business leaders in Durham.

9 But there is another winter sport that is growing in popularity at a swift pace.

但还有一种迅速普及的冬季运动.

10 It's a mystery, like those big heads on Easter Island or the popularity of the teeny-weeny knapsack.

11 The popularity of these novels consolidated Dickens as a nationally and internationally celebrated man of letters.

这些小说的流行巩固了狄更斯作为国内和国际著名作家的地位。

12 You notice that she mentioned her beauty, intelligence, and popularity twice in one sentence?

13 The frequent performances of the symphony testify to its popularity.

那首交响乐的频繁演奏证明了它的流行.

14 Although frozen dinners were invented in the ’40s, their popularity didn’t boom until televisions became popular a decade or so later.

虽然冷冻食品早在40 年代就被发明出来了，但直到十多年后电视机普及后才盛行起来。

15 Arnold was a faithful supporter of Lincoln during the war’s darkest hours, and the resulting dip in the president’s popularity cost Arnold his seat in the Flouse.

16 Yu Guangzhong: The popularity of network vocabulary is very great to noise of young now people.

余光中: 网络词汇的流行对现在年轻人影响很大.

17 Six captains had already been selected—a position based on popularity, not skills.

18 But it’s not as if she’s burning down the house in any popularity contests herself.

19 This helped to spread the popularity of tea to more places around the world.

这有助于将茶叶普及到世界上更多的地方。

20 Radiant ceilings for cooling have not gained popularity in the U . K.

冷辐射顶棚在英国没有得到普及.

1 普及

widespread pervasive all-pervasive diffusive down-market all-pervading spread diffusion popularization permeation diffuseness prevail diffuse permeate generalize familiarize popularize universalize popular vulgarize pop universal wide-spread universalization propagate fill disseminate pervade

2 声望

credit reputation fame standing odor prestige repute character cachet

3 名望

note credit reputation renown repute fame standing celebrity prestige

4 流行

voguey in current popular pop smart prevalent epidemic fashionable prevailing vogue rife with-it tonishly fashionably tonishness go thing style wear ModE trend currency cult prevalence vulgarness obtain prevail popularize quite the thing à la mode in style in fashion best-selling modish be in into vogue come into in fashion all the fashion in the air on-trend big classy endemic bandwagon it- be the mode come in dashing up-to-the-minute du jour the order of the day alive and kicking new fancy groovy popularly fashion the thing in favour about hot familiar ruling predominant box-office knobby regnant abroad run mode spread ton contagion catch circulate afloat cool stylish widespread done rampant swagger kicky voguish tonish currently rage pass current after the fashion all the cry bring into fashion

5 讨人喜欢

lovely decent pleasing flattering personable agreeable lovable likeable likable ingratiating ace-high sweet sweetly crummy please sweeten endear

6 广受欢迎

in demand popular

7 普遍性

catholicity

8 受欢迎

popular welcome acceptable recommend popularize endear to endear yourself to catch on

9 名气

credit reputation fame distinction odor repute report rep savor odour savour