renowned是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 有名的；聞名的；受尊敬的

網絡 著名的；有聲譽的；知名的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.有名的,著名的,有聲望的
2.有名望的

例句：

1. The British love of music is often unfamiliar to foreigners, probably because there are few renowned British composers.
   外國人不很了解英國人對音樂的熱愛，可能因為知名的英國作曲家很少。

2. As you walk around the lovely campus, some of the people you see may be world-renowned scientists.
   走在加州理工優美的校園裡，隨處迎面走來的，都可能是國際上赫赫有名的科學家。

3. He was the most renowned of the thirty and became their commander, but he did not attain to the three.
   他在這三個勇士里是最尊貴的，所以作他們的首領；只是不及前三個勇士。

4. Changli enjoys pleasant climate. Its splendid landscape and picturesque scenery make it a world renowned tourist resort.
   昌黎氣候宜人，山川秀麗，景色優美，是馳名中外的旅遊勝地。

5. Historically, Wenzhou has been a city renowned fot its handicrafts and also as one of the birthplaces of celadon.
   汗青上，不斷是溫州市聞名地光纖收發器地手工藝品，也是對青瓷地發源地之一。

6. They have indeed showcased Mr Lee's renowned philosophy of martial arts: As you think, so shall you become.
   事實上，參賽作品真正體現了李小龍先生的武術哲學名句：Asyouthink，soshallyoubecome。

7. That may be a step down for someone so renowned in his youth but it would constitute a renaissance after four years of decline at Newcastle.
   對一個年輕時那麼大名鼎鼎的人來說，可能這是在倒退，但在紐卡斯爾走了四年下坡路之後，這麼做也許會幫助他東山再起。

8. Likewise, you can pay a few million dollars for a much-sought-after violin but this will not turn you into a renowned violinist.
   你可以花幾百萬元買一把世界一流的小提琴，但你不會因此就自動成為世界一流的小提琴家。