famed

英 [feɪmd]

美 [feɪmd]

adj. 著名的

BNC.11652 / COCA.8010

牛津词典

adj.

adj

The findings also suggest that Einstein's famed love of music was reflected in the anatomy of his brain.
这些发现还表明，爱因斯坦对音乐的酷爱在其大脑的结构上有所体现。
I was studying at the famed and legendary Shaolin Temple, renowned as the birthplace of kungfu.
我在传说中久负盛名的少林寺中学习，这里是被认为是功夫的发源地。
He interned as an actor at the famed Pasadena Playhouse, and was discovered there.
他实习作为演员在著名的帕萨迪纳剧场，和被发现。
That's the famed crane island.
那里就是著名的鹤屿。
This building is famed for its poor working environment an high energy consumption.
这栋建筑以糟糕的工作环境和高能耗而著称。
The Shetlands are famed for their colonies of sea birds
设得兰群岛以其众多的海鸟而闻名。
Goa was the base for the Portuguese in the East and was famed for it's beauty and tranquility.
嫁妆孟买果阿果阿是为葡萄牙在东方的基础，并为它的美丽与安宁而著名。
Which gradually made it a famed cultural city.
使嘉兴逐步成？了一座文化名城。
In1972, famed astronomer Carl Sagan proposed that the answer lay in the atmosphere.
1972年，著名天文学家卡尔·萨根提出，问题的答案存在于大气中。
The British are not famed for their philosophy and tend to be more practically minded.
英国人不是以其哲学思想闻名，而是往往更注重实际。