英:[rɪˈnaʊnd]
美:[rɪˈnaʊnd]
英:[rɪˈnaʊnd]
美:[rɪˈnaʊnd]
adj.
有名的,享有声誉的
有声望的
v.
使有声誉(renown的过去分词)
re·nowned
rih naUnd
词根:renown
n.renown 声誉;名望
vt.renown 使有声望
Adjective
1. widely known and esteemed;
"a famous actor"
"a celebrated musician"
"a famed scientist"
"an illustrious judge"
"a notable historian"
"a renowned painter"
"著名的,有名的",14世纪晚期,过去分词形容词,来自 renounen "使(名字)著名,受到尊敬或庆祝",约1400年,来自 renown(n.)。除了这个派生词,这个动词已经过时了。
see renown >entry 1
The first known use of renowned was in the 14th century
renownedadjective
having renown : celebrated
1 No few had fallen, renowned or nameless, captain or soldier; for it was a great battle and the full count of it no tale has told.
2 Seldes' influence on American theater and the world of entertainment at large extended to her work as a renowned acting teacher at the Juilliard School, and later as an adjunct professor at Fordham University.
3 And these works shaded into the “Combine” series, for which he is renowned.
4 Its mastermind, Irena Ateljevic, is a former academic renowned for her research in the field of tourism and cultural geography.
5 Born in Beijing in 1957, Ai grew up in exile after his father, renowned poet Ai Qing, was punished by communist authorities.
6 Edda and Lucila are household names in Miami, famous for their renowned vanilla rum cakes, a centerpiece at any large Latino family celebration.
7 Professor Schwartz is the American renowned historians and the political scientist, the Chinese thinking history expert.
史华慈教授是美国著名的历史学家和政治学家 、 中国思想史专家.
8 Poggio prospected for manuscripts across much of western Europe, visiting the renowned monasteries of Reichenau and Fulda, and wandering as far afield as Cologne, London, Paris, and Rome.
9 And while he has no plans to stage anything as extreme once the restaurant opens, it may provide some clues about his intentions for one of the world’s most renowned, and unpredictable, restaurants.
10 The nation of tiny coral islands in the Indian Ocean is renowned for its high-end resorts.
11 Although proud to design for the world's renowned stages, he also relished smaller, quixotic projects.
12 The 23 suites and 12 rooms, many with private terraces overlooking the garden or the sea, showcase wood furniture by island craftsmen and floors made of renowned Brac marble.
13 I make Valpolicella wines but for a day trip nothing beats the fortified medieval town that has given its name to Soave’s renowned white wines.
14 In a Gallic cinema renowned for its appreciation of women, this year it is the men’s turn in the spotlight.
15 When they're forced to separate, Eurídice must pursue her dream of becoming a renowned pianist on her own, but the sisters never give up trying to reunite.
16 A video showed rehearsals from a production of “The Pharaoh’s Daughter” at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Russia, that Ratmansky, the renowned ballet choreographer, had worked on before Russia invaded Ukraine last year.
17 You know, that creepy animatronic fortune teller renowned for transforming small children into fully grown Tom Hankses in exchange for a quarter.
18 For a renowned performer decades into her career, it might have been an uneventful Wednesday evening at the Shed, the expansive performance space in Hudson Yards.
19 The show, which examines the history and the collection of MoMA, combines its renowned works in a new way by mixing disciplines while staying loosely chronological.
20 James was renowned as a forward thinker.
詹姆斯以其前瞻性的思想而负盛名。
1 闻名
2 有声望的
3 声誉
5 著名的
great name public famous grand prominent notable well-known noble distinguished marked celebrated eminent noted conspicuous illustrious far-famed famed classic legendary of note supreme considerable fabled well known proverbial flagrant of reputation of repute splendent outstanding glorious notorious best-known in the public eye memorable
6 著名
great name public famous grand prominent notable well-known noble distinguished marked celebrated eminent noted conspicuous illustrious far-famed illustration distinction limelight signalize famed eminently note Mark greatness prominence notoriety eminence notability classic legendary celebrity of note considerable fabled proverbial flagrant ring shine resound of reputation of repute splendent outstanding glorious notorious famously best-known celebrate distinguish in the public eye memorable glare
7 有名
the name big public well-known swell notorious named famed noted illustrious big-name notoriety fame on the map cel legendary illuminate of name classic famous noble celebrated nameable namable
8 有名的
the name big public well-known swell notorious named famed noted illustrious big-name on the map cel legendary storied one and only classic famous noble celebrated nameable namable
9 闻名的