illustrious
🇺🇸 /ˌɪˈlʌstriːəs/
📖 释义
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adjective
杰出的; 光荣的; 明亮的
🔗 详情
词形变化
比较级: more illustrious
最高级: most illustrious
常用搭配
illustrious careerillustrious historyillustrious predecessorillustrious pastillustrious familyillustrious tradition
派生词
illustriouslyillustriousnessillustrateillustrationillustrative
同义词
distinguishedrenownedcelebratedeminentprestigiousnotableesteemed
反义词
obscureunknownignobleundistinguished
易混淆词
illusory
EN: 'Illusory' means deceptive or based on illusion; 'illustrious' means famous and admired for achievements.
zh: ‘Illusory’意为欺骗性的或基于幻觉的；‘illustrious’意为因成就而著名且受人钦佩的。
illustrative
EN: 'Illustrative' means serving to explain or clarify; 'illustrious' means distinguished and renowned.
zh: ‘Illustrative’意为用于解释或阐明；‘illustrious’意为杰出且著名的。
拼写提示
EN: Note the double 'l' at the start and the '-trious' ending. Do not confuse with 'illusory' (deceptive) or 'illustrative' (explanatory), which share the same Latin root but have very different meanings.
zh: 注意开头的双'l'和结尾的'-trious'。不要将其与'illusory'（欺骗性的）或'illustrative'（解释性的）混淆，它们虽然共享相同的拉丁词根，但含义截然不同。
💬 例句
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She came from an illustrious family of scientists and diplomats.
她出身于一个由科学家和外交家组成的显赫家族。
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The general had an illustrious military career spanning four decades.
这位将军拥有长达四十年的辉煌军事生涯。
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The illustrious sun cast its golden rays across the valley.
辉煌的太阳将金色的光芒洒满山谷。