famous

美音：[ˈfeɪməs] 英音：['feɪməs]

简单释义：

adj.有名的；好极了；〈古〉极好的

网络著名的；出名的；着名的

完整释义：

adj.

1.有名的,闻名的,著名的,驰名的
2.〈古〉极好的;好极了

例句：

When famous Taiwanese writer Li Ao visited Beijing, he made a special trip to see a boy in the hospital.
当台湾著名作家李敖参观北京时，他特地去看望一个住在医院的男孩。
The famous doctor, Hua Tuo came to take a look and said that he would have to open up his head and take out the tumor inside.
当时著名的医生华佗来给曹操看病，说他可以开颅取出曹操脑袋里的赘瘤。
The prestige you acquire by being able to tell your friends that you know famous men proves only that you are yourself of small account.
当你在朋友面前显摆你认识某名人时只会证明你自己的渺小。
It's not hard to understand why Henry Ford loved the Model T just as it was. After all, the sturdy black car had made him rich and famous.
不难理解为什么亨利福特对T模型情有独钟，毕竟是这强悍的黑色汽车让他名利双收。
The pawns were made from ice; some of these pawns were carved in a way that they represented various famous landmarks of the two cities.
棋子是用冰雕刻而成的，其中一些棋子被雕刻成代表两个城市中各种著名地标性建筑的样子。
She was once famous for her curves, making a name for herself as one of the country's foremost glamour models.
她曾经以身体的曲线而闻名，她是全国最有魅力的模特之一。
In turn, Weber was the most famous of a dozen women directors who found a booster in Carl Laemmle, the head of Universal.
按序而论，韦伯是作为环球影业老板拉姆勒推手的许多女导演中最有名的一位。
Once having been a teacher for two years, John has now become a famous athlete enjoying high popularity.
曾经当过两年教师的John现在已经是享有极高欢迎度的著名运动员。

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