public figure

英 [ˈpʌblɪk ˈfɪɡə(r)]

美 [ˈpʌblɪk ˈfɪɡjər]

公众人物；社会名人

英英释义

noun

• a well-known or notable person
  1. they studied all the great names in the history of France
  2. she is an important figure in modern music
  Synonym:namefigure

双语例句

• The made-to-order paintings are simply markers of this shared interest, as well as symbols and couriers for how the artist turns himself into a public figure.
  批量生产的绘画在这里不过是这种利益的一个标志而已，也是艺术家自我的一个公共化的符号和载体。
• Another public figure is found to have private standards that do not accord with the nation's expectations.
  人们发现又一知名人士的私下道德标准跟全国公众的期望不相符。
• This federation will offer our compassion and the contribution for the entire people of the other countries in the world, this also is the global everywhere public figure's common wish!
  本联合会将为全世界各国人民奉献我们的爱心和贡献，这也是全球海内外人士共同的心愿！
• This sense of political responsibility grew as Bohr's status as a public figure rose.
  这种高度的政治责任感增长为玻尔的地位作为一个公众人物上升。
• In his last three years, 27-30(?) BC, he became a public figure.
  在他最后的三年里，即公元前27&30年（？），他成了一个公众人物。
• His writing has made him a Wall-known public figure.
  他的作品使他成为一个著名的公众人物。
• But for a leading public figure to act out such xenophobia is a shock.
  但是一位重要公众人物如此排外还是很令人惊讶。
• He abolished the disadvantage of the existing science policy, and to appoint an outstanding scientific community as an important public figure.
  他废除了对科学不利的现有政策，并委派科学界的杰出人物出任重要公职。
• He became a public figure after succeeding in business.
  生意成功后，他成了一名公众人物。
• Someone employed to arrange publicity ( for a firm or a public figure).
  被雇来（为公司或社会名人）搞公共关系的人。