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fame

noun
 
/feɪm/
/feɪm/
[uncountable]Idioms
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  1. the state of being known and talked about by many people名声；声誉；名气
    • to achieve/win instant fame立即获得／迅即赢得名声
    • Daisy Ridley of ‘Star Wars’ fame (= famous for ‘Star Wars’)因《星球大战》而出名的黛茜·雷德利
    • The town's only claim to fame is that there was once a riot there.这个镇唯一出名之处就是那里有过一次暴乱。
    • She went to Hollywood in search of fame and fortune.她为追逐名利去了好莱坞。
    see also famous
    Extra Examples
    • After this concert she was firmly on the road to fame and fortune.这次音乐会后，她已稳步踏上了名利双收的道路。
    • HIs adventure brought him both fame and notoriety.他的冒险行动既为他赢得了声誉也给他带来了恶名。
    • He shot to fame in 1997 when he won the US Open.他在 1997 年获得美国公开赛冠军后一举成名。
    • Her fame rests on a single book.她的成名源于单单一本书。
    • She found fame on the stage.她成名于舞台。
    • In 1934, when at the height of his fame, he disappeared.1934 年声名最盛时，他失踪了。
    • Largely unknown in his lifetime, Mendel's discoveries earned him posthumous fame.孟德尔的发现在他生前基本无人知晓，死后才为他赢得声誉。
    • She gained international fame as a dancer.她是国际知名的舞蹈演员。
    • The restaurant's fame spread quickly.这家餐馆的名声很快就传播开来。
    • The town's main claim to fame is being the home of one of the strangest buildings in the world.这个镇出名的主要原因是拥有世界上最奇特的建筑之一。
    • a man to whom fame came very late一个成名很晚的人
    • the years of his greatest fame他名声最盛的那些年
    • His fame as a conductor grew.他作为指挥家的名气越来越大。
    • He was enjoying his new-found fame.他新近赢得了声誉。
    • Tennis brought him fame and fortune, but it didn't bring happiness.网球事业让他名利双收，却未给他带来幸福。
    • The town's only claim to fame is that it is the birthplace of Einstein.这个镇唯一的出名之处就是爱因斯坦诞生于此。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • considerable
    • great
    • local
    • …
    verb + fame
    • enjoy
    • achieve
    • come to
    • …
    fame + verb
    • rest on something
    • come to somebody
    • grow
    • …
    phrases
    • at the height of somebody/​something’s fame
    • somebody/​something’s biggest, chief, greatest, main, etc. claim to fame
    • fame and fortune
    • …
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    Word OriginMiddle English (also in the sense ‘reputation’, which survives in house of ill fame): via Old French from Latin fama.
Idioms
fifteen minutes of fame
  1. a short period of being famous名声：出名的短暂
    • Everybody wants their fifteen minutes of fame.每个人都想要十五分钟的名气。
shoot to fame/stardom
  1. to suddenly become famous, especially as a singer or actor成名：突然成名，特别是作为歌手或演员
    • He shot to fame almost overnight.他几乎一夜成名。
    • She shot to stardom in a Broadway musical.她在一部百老汇音乐剧中一炮而红。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5040 COCA: 4593
fame

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + FAME | FAME + VERB | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤considerable, great相當大的名氣；大名鼎鼎◇the years of his greatest fame他名聲最盛的那些年➤local在當地的聲譽▸➤national全國範圍的聲譽▸➤international, world, worldwide國際／世界／世界範圍的聲譽◇She gained international fame as a dancer.她是國際知名的舞蹈演員。➤lasting持久的聲譽▸➤fleeting, momentary, temporary轉瞬即逝的／短暫的／暫時的名氣▸➤instant, sudden瞬間獲得的／突然得到的聲譽▸➤new-found新贏得的聲譽▸➤posthumous死後的聲譽◇Largely unknown in his lifetime, Mendel's discoveries earned him posthumous fame.孟德爾的發現在他生前基本無人知曉，死後才為他贏得聲譽。VERB + FAME➤enjoy享有聲譽◇He was enjoying his new-found fame.他新近贏得了聲譽。➤achieve, come to, find, gain, rise to, shoot to, win獲得聲譽；成名；突然有名；一舉成名；贏得聲譽◇She found fame on the stage.她在舞台上獲得聲譽。◇He shot to fame in 1997 when he won the US Open.他在 1997 年獲得美國公開賽冠軍後一舉成名。➤bring sb, earn sb為某人贏得聲譽◇His adventure brought him both fame and notoriety.他的冒險行動既為他贏得了聲譽也給他帶來了惡名。➤seek沽名釣譽FAME + VERB➤rest on sth聲譽源於⋯◇Her fame rests on a single book.她的成名源於單單一本書。➤come to sb某人獲得聲譽◇a man to whom fame came very late一個成名很晚的人➤grow, spread名聲越來越大／遠揚◇The restaurant's fame spread quickly.這家餐館的名聲很快就傳播開來。PHRASES➤at the height of sb/sth's fame在⋯名聲最響的時候◇In 1934, when at the height of his fame, he disappeared.1934 年聲名最盛時，他失踪了。➤sb/sth's biggest, chief, greatest, main, etc. claim to fame⋯出名的最大原因／首要原因／主要原因等◇The town's main claim to fame is being the home of one of the strangest buildings in the world.這個鎮出名的主要原因是擁有世界上最奇特的建築之一。➤fame and fortune名利◇After this concert she was firmly on the road to fame and fortune.這次音樂會後，她已穩步踏上了名利雙收的道路。➤a/sb's rise to fame（某人的）成名
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5040 COCA: 4593
fame

noun

fame ♦︎ publicity ♦︎ prominence ♦︎ celebrity ♦︎ stardomThese are all words for the state of being well known to the public because of what you do or who you are. 这些词均表示名声、名望、出名。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆fame / prominence / celebrity as sth◆international fame / publicity / prominence / celebrity / stardom◆to achieve / shoot to fame / prominence / stardom■ fame [uncountable] the state of being known and talked about by many people 名声；声誉；名气◆She found fame on the stage.她成名于舞台。◆Tennis brought him fame and fortune, but it didn't bring happiness.网球事业让他名利双收，却未给他带来幸福。◆He disappeared in 1934, at the height of his fame.他于1934年失踪，当时他的名气如日中天。◆The town's only claim to fame is that it is the birthplace of Einstein.这个镇唯一的出名之处就是爱因斯坦诞生于此。OPP obscurity ⓘ Obscurity is the state of not being well known or of being forgotten. * obscurity指默默无闻、无名◆The actress was only 17 when she was plucked from obscurity and made a star.这名演员从无名少女被发掘一跃成为明星时年仅17岁。   see also famous , famed ⇨ famous ■ publicity [uncountable] the attention that is given to sb/sth by newspapers, television, etc. （媒体的）关注，宣传，报道◆Taking part in the event will be good publicity for our school.参与这项活动对我们学校将是很好的宣传。◆There has been a great deal of publicity surrounding his disappearance.他的失踪已为媒体广泛报道。■ prominence ˈprɒmɪnəns; NAmE ˈprɑːmɪnəns [uncountable, singular] (written) the state of being important, well known or noticeable 重要；出名；突出◆She came to prominence as an artist in the 1960s.她在20世纪60年代成为崭露头角的艺术家。◆The issue was given great prominence in the press.报界对这个问题大加报道。  see also prominent ⇨ famous ■ celebrity səˈlebrəti [uncountable] the state of being a famous person, especially in the media （尤指在媒体中的）名气，出名◆Does she find her new celebrity intruding on her private life?她是否感到最近的成名侵扰了她的私生活？◆He briefly achieved celebrity as a radical politician.他作为激进的从政者曾名噪一时。  see also celebrity ⇨ star 1 , celebrated ⇨ famous NOTE 辨析 Fame or celebrity? Fame is a general word for the state of being known by many people. It can refer to people, groups, events or places and can last over a short or a long period of time. Celebrity usually refers to individual people and is used about sb who is well known at a particular time, especially an actor, singer, sportsperson, etc. who is often seen or discussed in the media. * fame泛指名声、名气，用于人、群体、事件或地方均可，持续时间亦可短可长。celebrity通常指在特定时期出名的个人，尤其是演员、歌手、运动员等常在媒体中出现或被讨论的人。■ stardom [uncountable] the state of being very famous as an actor, singer or musician 明星的地位（或身份）◆The group is being tipped for stardom (= people say they will be very famous).这支乐队被誉为明日之星。◆He achieved almost instant stardom.他几乎一炮而红。  see also star ⇨ star noun 1
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