【notable】的解释和释义

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adj.(形容词)
  • 显著的,明显的,显然的
  • 值得注重的
  • 闻名的,显要的,重要的,有名的,出名的,杰出的,有名望的,卓越的
  • 会当家的,善理家的,勤劳的
  • 【化】可知觉的
  • 引人注目的,令人注目的
  • 著称的
n.(名词)
  • 名人,显要人物,要人,闻名人士,重要人物
  • 【法国史】法王召集参加紧急会议的知名人士
  • 闻名事物
  • 值得注重之事物
adj.(形容词)
  • 值得注重的,显著的; 闻名的 deserving to be noticed; remarkable
n.(名词)
  • [P]名人 famous or important person

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一. a celebrity who is an inspiration to othersdAd中文字网

e.g. he was host to a large gathering of luminariesdAd中文字网

Synonym: luminaryleading lightguiding lightnotabilitydAd中文字网

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一. widely known and esteemeddAd中文字网

e.g. a famous actor
a celebrated musician
a famed scientist
an illustrious judge
a notable historian
a renowned painterdAd中文字网

Synonym: celebratedfamedfar-famedfamousillustriousnotedrenowneddAd中文字网

二. worthy of noticedAd中文字网

e.g. a noteworthy advance in cancer researchdAd中文字网

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一. 值得注重的;显著的;有趣的
Someone or something that is notable is important or interesting.dAd中文字网

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e.g. The proposed new structure is notable not only for its height, but for its shape...
拟建的新建筑令人瞩目,不仅是因其高度,也因其外形。
e.g. Mo did not want to be ruled by anyone and it is notable that she never allowed the men in her life to eclipse her...
莫不想受任何人支配,而且很明显她从不容许自己生活里的男性光芒盖过自己。dAd中文字网

二. 显要人物;有势力的人
Notables are important or powerful people.dAd中文字网

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e.g. Elected by local notables for nine years Senators lack the democratic legitimacy of members of the National Assembly...
由当地名流选出、任职九年的参议员缺少国民议会议员的民主合法性。
e.g. The notables include five Senators, two Supreme Court judges and three State Governors.
显要人物包括五名参议员、两名最高法院法官和三名州长。dAd中文字网

一. 显著的:一个显著的(notable)特征(feature)就是因特网使用群体的存在(existence),这使得人们可以交流(exchange)信息、讨论(debate)感兴趣的具体问题(specific suject).dAd中文字网

二. notable在线翻译dAd中文字网

二. 闻名的(指事):mystical 奥妙的 | 四一) notable 闻名的(指事) | noted 闻名的(指人)dAd中文字网

三. 值得注重的:nota bene 注重 | notable 值得注重的 | notanda notandum的复数dAd中文字网

四. 与:mystical 奥妙的 | ★notable与noted | notable 闻名的(指事)dAd中文字网

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用作形容词(adj.)
  • This is a notable event.
    这是一件闻名的事件。
  • He is a notable lawyer.
    他是个闻名的律师。
用作名词(n.)
  • His achievement is very notable.
    他的成就是非常显著的。
用作形容词 (adj.)
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  • notable artist〔writer〕闻名的艺术〔作〕家
  • notable discovery〔success〕令人瞩目的发现〔成功〕
  • notable events重要事件
  • notable improvement显著的改进
  • It was notable that the women had been greatly superior to the men.dAd中文字网

    出自:R. Macaulay
  • In previous years the B.B.C. had planned many notable public concerts.dAd中文字网

    出自:A. C. Boult
  • You know..for a notable scholar you're..very naive.dAd中文字网

    出自:M. West
  • George..was a well-liked and notable figure in the town.dAd中文字网

    出自:W. Raeper
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  • ☆ 一四世纪中期进入英语,直接源自古法语的notable,意为闻名的;最初源自拉丁语的notabilis,意为杰出的。
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  • star
  • celebrity
  • noteworthy
  • remarkable
  • ordinary
  • usual
  • notable defilade
  • notary
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  • notable feature
  • notable test
  • notable teste
  • notable scholar
  • notable impact
  • notable critic
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相关列句
But his victory was still notable.(但是他的胜利仍旧引人注目。)
On the whole she had lived modestly, with a notable lack of ostentation.(总体来说,她生活俭朴,不事张扬。)
He made his first notable achievement at the age of 一八.(他在一八岁时取得了他的第一个显著成就。)
She became quite a notable director in the thirties and forties.(她在二零世纪的三四十年代成为一位名导演。)
The town is notable for its ancient harbour.(这座小镇因其古老的港口而出名。)
Pacific islands were notable for their impressive biotic mix and association with tropical plants.(太平洋岛屿因其令人赞叹的繁杂生物种类和与热带植物的联系而出名。)
Two notable players to do this were Orlando Hudson and Chuck Knoblauch.(奥兰多·哈德森和查克·诺布洛赫这两位闻名的球员做到了这一点。)
Several notable researchers are studying the effects of hyperventilation.(几位闻名的研究人员正在研究呼吸急促的后果。)
His eyes are his most notable feature.(他的双眼是他最明显的特征。)
A number of notable scholars and writers appeared by 七八八 and, by the last decade of the eighth century, a cultural revival was in full bloom.(到公元七八八年出现了许多闻名的学者和作家,到公元八世纪的最后十年,文化复兴正处于鼎盛时期。)