famed

美音：[feɪmd] 英音：[feɪmd]

简单释义：

adj.著名的

网络有名的；闻名的；着名的

完整释义：

adj.

1.著名的
2.闻名的,有名的,出名的

例句：

For all that ASEAN operates according to its famed consensus, Indonesia has been its stealth leader.
东盟运作机制以协商一致闻名，但私下却以印尼为首。
Which gradually made it a famed cultural city.
使嘉兴逐步成為了一座文化名城。
Fhjull Forked-Tounge: You know that if everyone was immortal, then this entire petitioner system would be up the famed fecal creek.
叉舌福尔：你知道，如果每个人都不会死，那么整个恳求者的体系就要被丢到那闻名的下水道去了。
Among other accusations, Lai is alleged to have run the famed "Red Mansion" in which he plied officials with liquor and prostitutes.
在其它指控中，赖昌星被控经营臭名昭著的“红楼”，给政府官员提供酒和妓女。
This was an old bachelor, Shinshin, a cousin of the countess's, famed in Moscow drawing-rooms for his biting wit.
这位客人是老光棍，伯爵夫人的堂兄，莫斯科的沙龙中常常议论他，都说他是个造谣中伤的人。
The famed Benguela railway across Angola ground to a halt because of the civil war and foreign invasion, meaning much of it was destroyed.
著名的穿越安哥拉全境的本格拉铁路因为内战和外国入侵而停运——大部分都被破坏了。
Among the most sought-after of these religious antiquities is the famed Ark of the Covenant.
在这些最受人追捧的宗教古董中就有著名的约柜。
if the beach is deserted, if the land is too far away, if the bank of sand is too ill-famed.
如果海滩上没有人，如果离陆地太远，如果这个流沙层是出名的险恶，如果近处没有勇敢的人。

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