stardom

英 [ˈstɑːdəm]

美 [ˈstɑːrdəm]

n.  明星的地位(或身份)

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牛津词典

noun

• 明星的地位（或身份）
  the state of being famous as an actor, a singer, etc.
  1. The group is being tipped for stardom (= people say they will be famous) .
     人们认为这支乐队将走红。
  2. She shot to stardom in a Broadway musical.
     她在一部百老汇音乐剧中一炮打响。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 明星地位(或身份)
  Stardomis the state of being very famous, usually as an actor, musician, or sports player.
  1. In 1929 she shot to stardom on Broadway in a Noel Coward play.
     1929 年，她因出演诺埃尔·科沃德的一部剧而在百老汇一炮走红。

英英释义

noun

• the status of being acknowledged as a star
  1. stardom meant nothing to her

双语例句

• But you have all that. you've achieved international stardom.
  但你那些都有了，你已经成为国际影星了。
• Everything you do in August will count toward your glittering rise to stardom at year's end.
  你在8月做的一切都将会成就你年底闪闪发光的提升。
• While her fans are anxiously waiting, a male version Adele is quickly rising to stardom in the UK, singing his soul out and touching listeners 'hearts, just like Adele.
  当阿黛勒的粉丝们苦苦等待时，一位男版阿黛勒在英国迅速蹿红，像阿黛勒一样，他不仅唱出了自己的灵魂之音，更打动了无数听者的心。
• He rocketed to stardom overnight.
  他转瞬间成了明星。
• She went from relative obscurity to stardom overnight.
  一夜之间她由无名小卒跃为明星。
• The actress has soared to stardom.
  这女演员已高升为明星。
• The stardom of a professional athlete may be sexy and alluring, but it's not always guaranteed.
  作为一个职业运动员很性感很迷人，但它并不能总是保证。
• She shot to stardom on Broadway in a Noel Coward play.
  她因在百老汇出演了一部诺埃尔·科沃德的戏一炮而红。
• These qualities caused him problems at first, during the eight year it took him to reach stardom.
  但这些性格特质却为他在成为著名的明星之前的八年里带来不少麻烦、吃尽苦头。
• Their bid for stardom began at a local radio station.
  他们为当明星而做的努力始于一家当地的广播电台。