Fame Meaning in English
word
/ˈfeɪm/
faym
/fˈeɪm/
faym
释义
Fame is the state of being widely known and recognized by many people, usually because of talent, success, or media attention.
用法与细微差别
Usually uncountable: say 'achieve fame' or 'rise to fame', not usually 'a fame'. Often used for public recognition, and it can be positive, glamorous, or sometimes stressful. Common phrases: 'instant fame', 'international fame', 'claim to fame'.
Spanish: famaPortuguese (BR): famaPortuguese (PT): famaChinese (Simplified): 名声 - 名气Chinese (Traditional): 名聲 - 名氣Hindi: शोहरत - प्रसिद्धिArabic: شهرة - صيتBengali: খ্যাতি - সুনামRussian: славаJapanese: 名声 - 有名Vietnamese: danh tiếngKorean: 명성Turkish: şöhret - ünUrdu: شہرتIndonesian: ketenaran
例句
She gained fame after her first movie.
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He wants fame, but not a quiet life.
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The singer found fame at a young age.
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Overnight fame sounds exciting, but it can mess up your life.
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He handled fame better than most people expected.
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Her only real claim to fame is that viral video from years ago.
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