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。
• 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。
• Is it very difficult to be a public figure nowadays?
  那是否现在做一个公众人物更难？
• Most of us know it when we see it, in any CEO or public figure who commands attention with a seemingly magical combination of charisma and credibility.
  如果我们看到万众瞩目的CEO或者公众人物，他们像变魔术一样将超凡魅力与可信度组合在一起，这时大多数人都会知道什么是高管风度。
• 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。
• 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。
• Have the public figure of relevant setting, might as well the competence that evaluates oneself first, or advisory lawyer.
  有相关背景的人士，不妨先评估一下自己的资格，或咨询律师。
• 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。
• One of the greatest aspects of being a public figure is the ability to access international media, and to communicate with and help other young people of the world.
  地球英雄围绕京剧和它的前身，昆曲。对作为公众人物的最大问题之一是能够获得国际媒体，并与帮助世界上的其他年轻人。