| 词组 | celebrity |
| 释义 | celebrity /səˈlebrəti/ noun a famous living personadjectives/nouns + celebritya TV/television celebrity He is one of Britain’s most famous TV celebrities.a major/minor celebrity He became a minor celebrity after appearing on a reality TV show. | Have you ever met a major celebrity?a sports celebrity Sports celebrities can make a lot of money from advertising.a media celebrity (=one who is seen a lot on television, in magazines etc) She’s a famous fashion model and media celebrity.a national/international celebrity This exclusive resort attracts international celebrities.a local celebrity They’ve invited a local celebrity to open the new shopping centre.an A-list celebrity (=very famous) The restaurant is very fashionable and popular with A-list celebrities.a B-list celebrity (=quite famous) Several B-list celebrities were at the party.a Z-list celebrity (=a very minor celebrity) I didn’t recognize most of the Z-list celebrities on the show.celebrity + nounsa celebrity guest He has interviewed many celebrity guests on his radio show.celebrity status (=someone’s position as a celebrity) She used her celebrity status to raise money for charity.celebrity gossip (=stories about celebrities, especially about their private lives) ‘NOW’ magazine brings you the latest celebrity gossip.celebrity culture (=in which people pay a lot of attention to celebrities) Magazines, TV, and the internet are obsessed with celebrity culture.a celebrity magazine (=containing pictures and stories about celebrities) Nearly 3 million celebrity magazines are sold each week in Britain.a celebrity couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are one of the best-known celebrity couples.a celebrity chef (=one who is often seen cooking on television) He’s a celebrity chef who has published several recipe books. |
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