celebrities

英 [sɪˈlɛbrɪtiz]

美 [səˈlɛbrɪtiz]

n.  名人; 名流; 名望; 名誉; 著名
celebrity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指娱乐界的)名人，明星
  Acelebrityis someone who is famous, especially in areas of entertainment such as films, music, writing, or sport.
  1. In 1944, at the age of 30, Hersey suddenly became a celebrity.
     1944年，30岁的赫西一夜成名。
  2. ...a host of celebrities.
     群星荟萃
• N-UNCOUNT (尤指娱乐界的)名声，名誉，名气
  If a person or thing achievescelebrity, they become famous, especially in areas of entertainment such as films, music, writing, or sport.
  1. Joanna has finally made it to the first rank of celebrity after 25 years as an actress.
     乔安娜当了25年演员后，终于跻身一线女明星之列。

双语例句

• Celebrities and professional filmmakers have also joined in the new trend.
  许多明星和专业电影人也纷纷加入这一新潮流。
• Big-name jewellers are battling it out to get celebrities to wear their bling.
  大牌珠宝商竞相邀约名人佩戴其名贵首饰。
• May say so, you have to ask a Japanese, you know what Chinese celebrities?
  可以这么说，你要问一个日本人，你知道哪些中国名人？
• Many people in the movie industry, music industry and sports are celebrities.
  许多电影，音乐和体育领域的人成为了名人。
• They become celebrities, as if they were actors or pop singers.
  他们纷纷成为名人，就象明星和流行歌手那样。
• Leaders concerned and celebrities also attended the conference.
  有关领导及知名人士也参加了会议。
• There were wall-to-wall people, all invited guests and celebrities.
  到处都是人，全是邀请来的贵客名流。
• Oprah: Well, let's talk about other celebrities.
  奥普拉：好了，我们谈谈别的名人吧。
• No television program about dancing with supposed celebrities?
  没有和名人一起跳舞的电视节目？
• Using celebrities in adverts can make new products sold well.
  在广告中使用名人可以使新产品销售良好。