famed
US
UK famed adj: (person: famous, renowned) (人)
SC 著名的，出名的，有名的 zhù míng de ，chū míng de ，yǒu míng de
A famed French pastry chef will prepare dessert for us tonight.
famed adj: (thing: legendary) (事物)
SC 著名的，闻名的，传奇的 zhù míng de ，wén míng de ，chuán qí de
TC 聞名的，傳奇的
TC 聞名的，傳奇的
I'm going to see the famed Grand Canyon on my next vacation.
fame n: (being famous)
SC 名气 míng qì
SC 鼎鼎大名 míng qì，dǐng dǐng dà míng
Paul's musical talents brought him fame and money.
保罗的音乐才能使他名利双收。
fame n: (reputation)
SC 声誉 shēng yù
TC 聲譽
TC 聲譽
SC 名望 shēng yù，míng wàng
SC 名声 shēng yù，míng shēng
She owes her fame to a reality TV show.
她因为真人秀而出名。
fame [sth] vtr: archaic (spread renown of)
SC 盛传
hall of fame, Hall of Fame n: figurative (list of great achievers) (比喻)
SC 名人堂, 杰出人物名录
Only the greatest athletes ever make it to their sport's hall of fame.
of ill fame adj: (notorious)
SC 名声不佳的 míng shēng bù jiā de
SC 声名狼藉的 míng shēng bù jiā de ，shēng míng láng jí de
Although de Sade was a man of ill fame, some of his works are considered to be classic French literature.
rise to fame v expr: (become well known and popular)
SC 声名鹊起
rise to fame n: (becoming well known and popular)
SC 名声大噪，出名
TC 出名
TC 出名