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20 mai 2015 · Which one seems to be more correct? As for me, top of fame sounds familiar, but the correction leans toward height. any explanation? thanks
fame . noun [U] the state of being known and talked about by many people: to achieve / win instant fame to rise / shoot to fame overnight Andrew Lloyd Webber of 'Evita' fame (= famous for 'Evita') The town's only claim to fame is that there was once a riot there. She went to Hollywood in search of fame and fortune. See also FAMOUS fame
Standing in the hall of fame. 正站在名人堂中. 扩展资料： 《Hall of Fame》是爱尔兰著名Piano Rock乐队The Script（手稿乐队）发行于2012年8月的一支单曲，收录在乐队第三张录音室专辑《#3》中，为乐队在UK Singles Chart（英国单曲榜）唯一的冠军歌曲。歌曲更有Black Eyed Peas（黑 ...
16 mars 2021 · Russian. Mar 16, 2021. #1. Hello. In the film "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" Gilderoy Lockhart says, "Fame is a fickle friend, Harry. Celebrity is as celebrity does". So, the question is, why does Lockhart say it instead of, "Celebrity is as a celebrity does". Thanks in advance!
13 août 2017 · In the song Thunder by Imagine Dragons. "Now I'm smiling from the stage while. you were clapping in the nose bleeds". What does this mean? I understand it as this person being successful (on stage e.g. a rockstar) and the other person having followed a more ordinary life path being in the audience applauding him.
展开全部. prestige fame reputation distinction的区别：. 1、prestige “声望”、“威望”， 指在社会上很高的声望，语气比 reputation强。. 2、fame .声誉,名声，名誉。. 着重指好的名声. 3、reputation “名声”、“ 声望””，普通用词，可用于人，也可用于物。. 可指好的名声 ...
13 juil. 2007 · Jul 14, 2007. #14. anothersmith said: Yes. "Lincoln is known by many people" is in the passive voice. If you restate the sentence in the active voice, you have: "Many people know Lincoln." This suggests personal contact. In the sentence "Lincoln is known to many people," "known" is an adjective meaning "generally recognized." I hope that helps.
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21 juil. 2011 · Jul 21, 2011. #3. I don't think I've heard of this idiom. The best-known use of a similar phrase is on the gravestone of John Keats: Here lies one whose name was writ in water. ('Writ' is a poetic form of 'written'.) This means his fame was transient; it passed away quickly. It's not quite the same meaning as yours.
21 févr. 2016 · But the converse sounds terrible to me. (The less you play, the worse your chances of winning.) The more you play, the greater your chances of winning. The less you play, the smaller your chances of winning. --- probably. The more you play, the better your odds (of winning). Many times, when discussing "chance," in AE, the term "odds" is used. F.
