renown
gb/ɹɪnˈaʊn/ us/ɹɪnˈaʊn/
C1
英语
~ 27700
hírnév, elismertség
名词
C1
FORMAL
1
hírnév
B1
elismertség
C1
用法模式：
gain/win/achieve renown for [something]
The scientist gained international renown for her work on climate change.
A tudós nemzetközi hírnévre tett szert az éghajlatváltozással kapcsolatos munkájával.
He rose from poverty to literary renown in just a decade.
A szegénységből egyetlen évtized alatt irodalmi hírnévre emelkedett.
The restaurant quickly achieved renown for its creative vegan menu.
Despite his renown as a composer, he remained a very private person.
Her renown grew after she won the prestigious award.
学习者例句
The young singer won renown after her first big hit.
A fiatal énekesnő az első nagy slágere után hírnevet szerzett.
The city enjoys worldwide renown for its beautiful old buildings.
A város világszerte hírnévnek örvend gyönyörű régi épületei miatt.
He gained renown as a brave and honest leader.
The chef achieved renown for his simple but tasty food.
Her renown came from many years of hard work.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse "renown" (noun) with "renowned" (adjective). Use "renown" in phrases like "win renown" or "international renown", and "renowned" before a noun, as in "a renowned artist". Another confusion is with "notoriety", which usually means being famous for something bad, while "renown" is generally positive.
含义
fame and wide admiration
搭配
international renown
|worldwide renown
|of great renown
|win renown
|gain renown
|achieve renown
近义词
fame (Most common general word; can sound more neutral or even shallow, while "renown" is slightly more formal and often positive.)
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acclaim (Focuses on public praise or approval rather than just being known.)
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distinction (Emphasizes special honor or excellence rather than simple wide recognition.)
反义词
obscurity (Describes being unknown or not famous, the opposite of being widely recognized.)
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anonymity (Emphasizes having no known name or identity, the opposite of being publicly recognized.)
主题
society
|culture
|media
|core_vocabulary
|emotions
释义
The state of being very well known and liked or respected by many people, usually because of what you have done.
The state of being widely known and admired by many people, especially for notable skill or achievement.
语法
词典原形
renown
IPA
GB/ɹɪnˈaʊn/
US/ɹɪnˈaʊn/
音节与重音
renown （1 个音节）
词形变化
Noun
- Base: renown
- Plural: renown
词族
Core family
renowned
adjective B2
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