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

• 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。
• How do you respond to the fact that you've become a public figure?
  你怎么回应你是个公众人物的事实？
• 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。
• Boy, I hate to arrest a public figure like yourself.
  小伙子，我不想逮捕你这样的名人。
• 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。
• 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。
• A delegation leader should be a high ranking and recognized public figure.
  代表团的领导人物应该是职位高而且公认的公众人物。
• I understand that AAA master's work, busy as a public figure certainly has a lot of things lingering around, hoping that he take care of himself.
  我理解a大师工作的繁忙，作为一个公众人物肯定有很多事情萦绕身边，希望他保重身体。
• This can be leadership at the highest level of government, or leadership by a public figure who sets an example by speaking openly about AIDS and the need to fight stigma.
  这可以是政府最高层的领导作用，或是公众人物的领导作用，他们应身先士卒，坦诚地讨论艾滋病问题，说明与歧视做斗争的必要性。