英语释义

• having an illustrious past

• widely known and esteemed;

  "a famous actor"

  "a celebrated musician"

  "a famed scientist"

  "an illustrious judge"

  "a notable historian"

  "a renowned painter"

片语

celebrated journals知名期刊

Carnival celebrated狂欢庆祝

celebrate with庆祝

celebrate christmas庆祝圣诞

celebrated general着名的将军

celebrated correspondents名记者

celebrated phrase名句

Celebrated Summer"Celebrated Summer" is a song by Hüsker Dü from their album New Day Rising. It was written by guitarist Bob Mould.

celebrated masters名家巨擘

celebrated scholar名士

英汉例句

• we never celebrated her birthday, because it was also the day her mother died.

  我们从未庆祝过她的生日，因为她母亲也是那一天去世的。

• since i celebrated my 35th birthday, i have to ask myself not when, but if.

  自从我庆祝完我的35岁生日，我不得不问自己，如果不是在这个时候。

• the 38-year-old grabbed four goals to guide the africans out of the group stages ? all celebrated with his hilarious hip swivelling by the corner flag.

  这位38岁的老将用了四个进球来指导非洲人的小组出现之路，庆祝伴随着在角旗边那摇摆着自己灵活的臀部。

• but i celebrated too soon.

  但是我庆祝得太早了。

• for the past week, we have celebrated the discovery and exploration of our planet.

  在过去的一周里，我们庆祝了我们星球的新发现和新开拓。

• it was the first time ever that a book that mirrored her family life had been read and celebrated in public.

  这是第一次，一本与她家庭生活相似的书在公共场合被读出来，并且是以庆祝的方式。

• what if i celebrated my small successes instead of being down on myself for what still needs to be done?

  如果我为自己小小的成功庆祝，而不因为那些仍需要去做的事情而心情低落，那会怎样？

• she celebrated her 115th birthday in april and received a letter of congratulations from mr obama.

  在今年四月份她为自己庆祝115岁生日时还收到了奥巴马的祝信。

• in fact, easter itself was not widely celebrated in america until after that time.

  事实上，在这次内战结束后，复活节也未在美国被人们广泛地庆祝。

• singing and dancing, people celebrated national day.

  人们载歌载舞庆祝国庆。

• faced with questions of such complexity, your celebrated british pragmatism is not, i fear, enough.

  面临如此复杂的问题，我担心你们着名的英国实用主义有点不够用了。

• 「succession in football management seems haunted by images of celebrated managers of the past and present – and they're all white, 」 he says.

  足球管理层的更迭似乎受到了过去和现在着名主教练形象的影响 ——他们都是白人，”他说。

• not long ago, the chinese people celebrated the 60th anniversary of the founding of new china with an unparalleled excitement and joy.

  不久前，全中国人民怀着无比激动和喜悦的心情热烈庆祝了新中国成立60周年这一盛事。

• thanksgiving day is the most traditional holiday of america. it’s always celebrated on the fourth thursday in november.

  感恩节是美国最传统的节日，人们一般在十一月的第四个星期四庆祝这一节日。

• dateline 2020 – today at church we celebrated all the things god has done through individuals and small groups over this past decade of destiny.

  日期2020——今天我们在教会里庆祝神在过去的十年里为我们个人和团契所成就的一切事情。

• originally celebrated by the celtics of old britain.

  最初是由古老英国的凯尔特人庆祝。

• as i watched through my binoculars, i reflected that it was strange finally to see these celebrated animals in their natural habitat.

  当我用望远镜观察时，我想在它们的自然栖息地，我终于看见了这种着名的动物，有点奇怪的感觉。

• she’d make such a goddamn fuss over what we talked about at dinner, aiming at topics of common interest, topics that celebrated our cohesion as a family.

  她该死的小题大作的限定我们餐桌上谈话的内容，只能针对大家都感兴趣的话题，庆祝我们家庭团结在一起的话题。

• each judge chooses her champion and may take him as her lover - even if both already have partners - and the winners are celebrated for years to come.

  每位评审跟她选择的获胜者有可能恋爱结婚，即使他们都已经结婚了。获胜者将会庆祝好几年，然后再来参加。

• the post office centralizing the town celebrated its 20th anniversary yesterday.

  作为市镇中心的邮局昨天庆祝它建局二十周年。

相似词

well-known着名的；众所周知的；清楚明白的

famous着名的；极好的，非常令人满意的

noted（尤指因有特别之处而）着名的，知名的

immortal神仙；不朽人物

notable名人，显要人物

famed着名的

distinguished辨别；使有区别；看清，认出（distinguish 的过去式和过去分词）

renowned使有声誉（renown的过去分词）

venerable庄严的，值得尊敬的；珍贵的

great大师；大人物；伟人们

preeminent卓越的；超群的

eminent杰出的；有名的；明显的

illustrious着名的，杰出的；辉煌的

respected尊敬；重视（respect的过去式和过去分词）

legendary传说的，传奇的

prominent突出的，显着的；杰出的；卓越的

primead 极好地

flashy俗丽的，浮华的；穿着奢华的；闪光的；瞬间的；暴躁的；炫耀技艺的