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Definition of somebody in English: somebodypronounˈsʌmbədiˈsəmbədi 1Some person; someone. 某人，有人 Example sentencesExamples - Well, somebody has decided to do something similar, if not exactly what I had in mind.
- There is no easier interview subject than somebody who asks questions of themselves.
- If you catch a big rainbow trout in a loch or river then make no mistake - somebody reared it and fed it.
- More dangerously, there is the advice to get somebody who has a nosebleed to tip their head back.
- It's terrific to be working with somebody who has the whole thing in perspective.
- Claire decided that she must have fallen asleep at the party, and somebody had taken her home.
- It is impossible to write an honest letter to somebody who may send it on to a third party.
- We are not interested in somebody who makes nominal moves on school improvement.
- The best thing to do, if you can, is to pass your expenses on for somebody else to bear.
- From the very first time we met he came out to me as being somebody who would take the type of approach we needed at the club.
- It is only a matter of time before somebody is killed in one of these cowardly attacks.
- Within the churchyard, somebody has taken the time and trouble to make a memorial stone.
- You are at a party, and you have been chatting to somebody who seems very nice.
- There are so many characters that you're bound to end up identifying with somebody.
- Could somebody older please tell me what they know now, so that I can make use of it when I am an adult?
- If this happens to somebody else not as strong, it could be a lot more serious.
- Now they are hoping somebody will help them start their project all over again.
- If ever there was somebody who looked like an all-action-hero pilot, it was this guy.
- When is somebody going to take responsibility for these costly failures and mistakes?
- Though I'm a big fan of Nick, it's good to see somebody else occupying the space as well.
Synonyms person, individual, human being, somebody, someone 2A person of importance or authority. 重要人物；当权人物 我想要出人头地。 as noun nobodies who want to become somebodies 想成为大人物的小人物。 Example sentencesExamples - We're talking about La-la-land, people, where nearly everyone's a star, if only in their own minds, and those who happen not to be somebodies always made a point of never being awed by star power.
- In the tradition of two of America's greatest social commentators, Alexis de Tocqueville and Thorstein Veblen, Fuller points out that we are all somebodies and nobodies, that dignity is non-negotiable.
- These people are political no-bodies who fancy themselves to be somebodies.
Synonyms important person, VIP, personage, public figure, notable, notability, dignitary, pillar of society, pillar of the community, worthy someone, name, big name, famous name, household name, personality, celebrity, celebutante, leading light, star, superstar lion, heavyweight, grandee, luminary, panjandrum magnate, mogul informal celeb, bigwig, big shot, big noise, big cheese, big gun, big fish, biggie, heavy, hotshot, megastar
Definition of somebody in US English: somebodypronounˈsəmbədēˈsəmbədi 1Some person; someone. 某人，有人 Example sentencesExamples - Though I'm a big fan of Nick, it's good to see somebody else occupying the space as well.
- Claire decided that she must have fallen asleep at the party, and somebody had taken her home.
- From the very first time we met he came out to me as being somebody who would take the type of approach we needed at the club.
- There is no easier interview subject than somebody who asks questions of themselves.
- It's terrific to be working with somebody who has the whole thing in perspective.
- If ever there was somebody who looked like an all-action-hero pilot, it was this guy.
- We are not interested in somebody who makes nominal moves on school improvement.
- There are so many characters that you're bound to end up identifying with somebody.
- It is only a matter of time before somebody is killed in one of these cowardly attacks.
- The best thing to do, if you can, is to pass your expenses on for somebody else to bear.
- Within the churchyard, somebody has taken the time and trouble to make a memorial stone.
- Now they are hoping somebody will help them start their project all over again.
- You are at a party, and you have been chatting to somebody who seems very nice.
- When is somebody going to take responsibility for these costly failures and mistakes?
- More dangerously, there is the advice to get somebody who has a nosebleed to tip their head back.
- It is impossible to write an honest letter to somebody who may send it on to a third party.
- If you catch a big rainbow trout in a loch or river then make no mistake - somebody reared it and fed it.
- Well, somebody has decided to do something similar, if not exactly what I had in mind.
- If this happens to somebody else not as strong, it could be a lot more serious.
- Could somebody older please tell me what they know now, so that I can make use of it when I am an adult?
Synonyms person, individual, human being, somebody, someone 2A person of importance or authority. 重要人物；当权人物 我想要出人头地。 as noun nobodies who want to become somebodies 想成为大人物的小人物。 Example sentencesExamples - We're talking about La-la-land, people, where nearly everyone's a star, if only in their own minds, and those who happen not to be somebodies always made a point of never being awed by star power.
- These people are political no-bodies who fancy themselves to be somebodies.
- In the tradition of two of America's greatest social commentators, Alexis de Tocqueville and Thorstein Veblen, Fuller points out that we are all somebodies and nobodies, that dignity is non-negotiable.
Synonyms important person, vip, personage, public figure, notable, notability, dignitary, pillar of society, pillar of the community, worthy
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