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renowned adj.有名的；有声誉的 (1) 这位皇帝是一位有名的崇尚学术的君王。(2) 我请了一位有名的书法家为我的饭店题额。 Renown comes from the Anglo-Norman for "re-name," as in repeatedly name, so something is renowned is something that people are talking about, or naming, over and over. If you are a huge celebrity, people from your home town might boast, "The renowned Madame X was born here." Something renowned is really good, not just famous. Just because you make the cover of a trashy tabloid magazine doesn't mean you're a renowned actress. But if you win an Oscar, you are.

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英 [rɪ'naʊnd] 美 [rɪ'naʊnd] (1) The Emperor is a renowned patron of learning.(2) I've invited a renowned calligrapher to write an inscription for my restaurant. Celebrated, gushed over, and even legendary, something that's renowned is really famous. If you not only find a cure for cancer, but you also go on lots of talk shows so everyone knows who you are, then you'll be a renowned scientist. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]有名的；有声望的 A person or place that is renowned for something, usually something good, is well known because of it.   [oft ADJ for/as n]The area is renowned for its Romanesque churches...这个地区以其罗马式的教堂闻名。James was renowned as a forward thinker.詹姆斯以其前瞻性的思想而负盛名。...Sir William Crookes, the renowned chemist.威廉·克鲁克斯爵士，声名远播的化学家

英语单词	renowned
英美音标	英 [rɪ'naʊnd] 美 [rɪ'naʊnd]
中文释义	adj.有名的；有声誉的
英语例句	(1) The Emperor is a renowned patron of learning. (2) I've invited a renowned calligrapher to write an inscription for my restaurant.
中文例句	(1) 这位皇帝是一位有名的崇尚学术的君王。 (2) 我请了一位有名的书法家为我的饭店题额。
vocabulary简明	Celebrated, gushed over, and even legendary, something that's renowned is really famous. If you not only find a cure for cancer, but you also go on lots of talk shows so everyone knows who you are, then you'll be a renowned scientist.
vocabulary扩展	Renown comes from the Anglo-Norman for "re-name," as in repeatedly name, so something is renowned is something that people are talking about, or naming, over and over. If you are a huge celebrity, people from your home town might boast, "The renowned Madame X was born here." Something renowned is really good, not just famous. Just because you make the cover of a trashy tabloid magazine doesn't mean you're a renowned actress. But if you win an Oscar, you are.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]有名的；有声望的 A person or place that is renowned for something, usually something good, is well known because of it. [oft ADJ for/as n] The area is renowned for its Romanesque churches... 这个地区以其罗马式的教堂闻名。 James was renowned as a forward thinker. 詹姆斯以其前瞻性的思想而负盛名。 ...Sir William Crookes, the renowned chemist. 威廉·克鲁克斯爵士，声名远播的化学家

Renowned Famous People Good 英 Rɪ'Naʊnd] 美 Rɪ'Naʊnd Adj.有名的；有声誉的