名zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā zuò wéi yī míng jì zhě de míng wàng zài quán guó dū chuán kāi liǎo。
    His renown as a reporter spread throughout the country.
  • tā kuò dà liǎo de míng shēng； shù liàng jù zēng de cáng shū。
    his augmented renown; a greatly augmented collection of books.
  • wǒ xiǎng yóu lǎn lún dūn de suǒ yòu míng shèng。
    I want to see all place of renown in london.
  • yào shì néng zǒu biàn běi jīng suǒ yòu de míng shèng gāi duō shǎo 'ā！
    How wonderful it would be that we could see all places of renown in Beijing.
  • měi guó má shěng lǐ gōng xué yuàn jiào shòu jí zhù míng de jīng jì xué jiā kè lǔ gé màn (paulkrugman)， céng yú 1994 nián zài《 wài jiāo shì wù》 fā biǎo yī piān míng wéi《 yà zhōu qí jì de shén huà》 de wén zhāng。
    MIT Professor and renown economist Paul Krugman wrote an article "The Myth of Asia's Miracle" published in" Foreign Affairs" in 1994.
  • yóu jī zhàn zhēng méi yòu zhèng guī zhàn zhēng nà yàng xùn sù de chéng xiào hé xiǎn hè de míng shēng， dàn shì “ lù yáo zhī mǎ lì， shì jiǔ jiàn rén xīn ”， zài cháng qī hé cán kù de zhàn zhēng zhōng， yóu jī zhàn zhēng jiāng biǎo xiàn qí hěn dà de wēi lì， shí zài shì fēi tóng xiǎo kě de shì yè。
    Guerrilla warfare does not bring as quick results or as great renown as regular warfare, but "a long road tests a horse's strength and a long task proves a man's heart", and in the course of this long and cruel war guerrilla warfare will demonstrate its immense power; It is indeed no ordinary under taking.
  • yǐ yǒng yú pàn qiǎng 'ér zhù míng de duì yuán
    Renowned as a fearless tackler
  • shǐ yòu míng wàng huò zhù míng
    To make renowned or famous.
  • tā yǐ xiǎo shuō jiā zhī míng。
    He is renowned as a novelist.
  • tā yǐ suǒ zhe de xiǎo shuō wén míng 。
    He is renowned for his novels.
  • jí qí zhù míng de； zhù míng de huò xiǎng yòu shèng míng de
    Extremely well known; famous or renowned.
  • mín jiān chuán shuō huò shén huà zhōng yòu míng de guài wù。
    a monster renowned in folklore and myth.
  • cǐ wài， guó jì zhī míng de yì shù jiā， yě jīng cháng shòu yāo qián lái biǎo yǎn。
    Moreover, renowned foreign artistes also perform here regularly.
  • zhè yī dì qū yīn chǎn chá hé cán sī 'ér wén míng 。
    This region is renowned for tea and silk.
  • liǎng zhě zhōng jiào lìng yī gè gèng wéi rén suǒ shú xī huò yòu míng de。
    more familiar or renowned than the other of two.
  • ( zuò zhě shì guó jì zhī míng de nuò bèi 'ěr wù lǐ xué jiǎng dé jiǎng zhě )
    (The writer is a world-renowned Nobel Prize Laureate)
  • wǒ zhī dào dōng lái shùn de shuàn yáng ròu míng yáng sì hǎi。
    "Shuan Yangrou" of Dong-Lai-Shun is world renowned I know.
  • sū zhōu yǐ qí gōng yì pǐn wén míng quán qiú。
    Suzhou is renowned to the world for its arts and crafts.
  • zū jīn dēng jì bù； bāo kuò chéng zū rén de míng zì hé zhī fù de zū jīn shù liàng。
    a register of rents; includes the names of tenants and the amount of rent they pay.
  • nián qīng shí liè 'ào nà duō yǐ qí xíng tǐ jiàn měi hé qiáng zhuàng yòu lì 'ér chí míng 。
    As a young man Leonardo was renowned for his physical beauty and his great strength.
  • héng héng zài shāng yè líng shòu fāng miàn， měi guó qǐ yè yě jìn rù liǎo zhōng guó shì chǎng， qí zhōng bāo kuò měi guó zhù míng de wò mǎ tè gōng sī。
    -- Retailing: US retailers, including the renowned Walmart Co., have also entered the Chinese market.
  • zuò wéi yī míng zhù míng de sè cǎi gù wèn， sū shān nà · kǎi jí 'ěr shēng qián céng wèixǔ duō zhī míng rén shì shè jì fáng jiān hé gè rén fú zhuāng。
    As a renowned color consultant， the late Suzanne Caygill designed the homes and wardrobes of celebrities.
  • cǐ shí de liè 'ào nà duō zuò wéi yī wèi shén mì rén wù shèn zhì mó shù shī 'ér yuǎn jìn wén míng 。
    By this time Leonardo was renowned as a figure of great mystery, almost a magician.
  • zhōng guó de máo tái jiǔ shì jiè wén míng ， tā de míng zì shì gēn jù tā de chǎn dì 'ér qǐ de。
    Chinese Maotai liquor is world renowned. It is named after the place where it is made.
  • zhù míng yǎn yuán； zhù míng yīnyuè jiā； zhù míng kē xué jiā； jié chū fǎ guān； zhù míng lì shǐ xué jiā； zhù míng huà jiā。
    a famous actor; a celebrated musician; a famed scientist; an illustrious judge; a notable historian; a renowned painter.
  • shèn zhì zài nǐ xiàng tā bào chū zuò zhè yī gōng zuò kě néng de zuì dī jià hòu， tā réng yǐ lìn sè chū míng 。
    He's renowned for his cheese paring even after you have quoted him your lowest possible price for the job.
  • gè wèi nǚ shì、 xiān shēng， xiàn zài wǒ wéi nǐ men jiè shào yī wèi wǔ tái hé yín mù shàng zhù míng de míng xīng， yuē hàn · wéi 'ēn。
    Ladies and gentlemen, now I will introduce to you the renowned star of the stage and screen, John Wayne.
  • xué xiào lǐ de jī liè jìng zhēng， shǐ xīn jiā pō xué shēng de yōu yuè biǎo xiàn， tè bié zài shù xué hé kē xué fāng miàn， jǔ shì wén míng 。
    The competitiveness of our schools has made Singaporean students world-renowned for their academic prowess, especially in mathematics and science.
  • wú dú yòu 'ǒu， bǐ zhě rèn shí zài 'ōu zhōu yī suǒ yòu 600 nián lì shǐ de míng pái dà xué lǐ zuì fù zhòng wàng de jiào shòu， tā yě bù yòng diàn nǎo。
    It so happens that I know an eminent professor in a renowned 600-year-old university in Europe who does not use the computer also.
  • xué yè qiàn jiā de bǐ 'ěr gài cí hé qiáo bù sī， rú guǒ zài xīn jiā pō chéngzhǎng， kě néng bù huì chéng wéi jǔ shì wén míng de diàn nǎo qí cái。
    The world-renowned academic failures like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs might not have found fame as computer geniuses, had they been raised locally.
  • 　 zhè gè zhī míng de kē xué jiā shuō， nà yī kè tā zhī dào tā bù xū yào hài pà cuò wù。
    This renowned scientist then remarked that it was at that moment that he knew he didn't need to be afraid to make mistakes.
  • zhī míng jīng jì xué zhě gāo xī jūn jiào shòu zài duì huà huì shàng chú liǎo jiù jīng jì yǔ zhèng zhì kè tí tí chū lìng rén shēn sī de jiàn jiě zhī wài， yě zhǎn xiàn liǎo tā yōu mò de yī miàn。
    The renowned Taiwanese economist Professor Charles Gao raised some thought-provoking observations that range from economic to philosophical issues and peppered his speech with humor.