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

• He always seemed destined for stardom, albeit at first as an academic: he skipped first grade, topped his state of South Carolina in college entrance exams and then went on to Harvard and MIT.
  他似乎总是注定会成名，尽管最初他是一位学者：他跳过一年级，大学入学考试成绩在南卡罗莱纳州名列第一，然后赴哈佛大学（Harvard）和麻省理工学院（MIT）深造。
• She went from relative obscurity to stardom overnight.
  一夜之间她由无名小卒跃为明星。
• But for him the promise of exposure and the small chance at stardom are too tempting to reject.
  但是对他来说，曝光成名的希望和成为巨星的小小机会太诱人，无法抗拒。
• 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。
• She seems destined for stardom.
  她似乎注定要成为明星。
• 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。
• That actor rocketed to stardom.
  那演员一下子蹿红了。
• Professional sports or stardom in the entertainment field? You'd probably already be doing it.
  在娱乐性的场地上做一些专业的运动。你可能已经在做这些了。
• 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。
• 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。