renowned

简单释义：

adj.有名的；闻名的；受尊敬的

网络著名的；有声誉的；知名的

完整释义：

adj.

1.有名的,著名的,有声望的
2.有名望的

例句：

1. As you walk around the lovely campus, some of the people you see may be world-renowned scientists.
   走在加州理工优美的校园里，随处迎面走来的，都可能是国际上赫赫有名的科学家。

2. Renowned economist Hyman Minsky explained that this was one of the inherent flaws of the Keynesian neo-classical synthesis.
   著名经济学家海曼•明斯基（HymanMinsky）曾解释道，这是凯恩斯新古典综合学派理论的固有缺陷之一。

3. Gunshots could be heard near the square as the sun set; a tree and building adjacent to the renowned National Museum caught on fire.
   日落时在解放广场可以听到枪声。埃及国家博物馆（NationalMuseum）旁的一棵树和一幢大楼着了火。

4. 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.
   对一个年轻时那么大名鼎鼎的人来说，可能这是在倒退，但在纽卡斯尔走了四年下坡路之后，这么做也许会帮助他东山再起。

5. He was the most renowned of the thirty and became their commander, but he did not attain to the three.
   他在这三个勇士里是最尊贵的，所以作他们的首领；只是不及前三个勇士。

6. Race spectators around the world will continue to see the name of the renowned CERTINA brand on the pit-stop-lane lollipop.
   世界各地的赛车观众将继续在停车站的信号牌上看到著名的CERTINA品牌。

7. theoretical instruction is often provided by renowned members of the university faculty , particularly at upper levels of the curriculum.
   理论指导一般都由有名的，尤其是有高水平教纲的大学教授团成员提供。

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.
   你可以花几百万元买一把世界一流的小提琴，但你不会因此就自动成为世界一流的小提琴家。

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