notoriety

名词恶名，丑名; 臭名昭著，声名狼藉

1. 知名度：notional highest pensionable emoluments-----理论上最高可供计算退休金的薪酬 | notoriety-----知名度 | notwithstanding-----不论

2. 臭名昭著：noisome 恶臭的;令人不愉快的 | notoriety 臭名昭著 | notorious 臭名昭著的

3. 臭名昭彰：notify 通知,告知;报告 | notoriety 臭名昭彰 | notorious 臭名昭著的

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1. 声名狼藉;臭名昭著
    To achieve notoriety means to become well-known for something bad.

    e.g. He achieved notoriety as chief counsel to President Nixon in the Watergate break-in.
           他因在水门事件中担任尼克松总统的首席法律顾问而声名狼藉。
    e.g. ...Christian Lacroix, who gained notoriety as one of Paris's most flamboyant dress designers in the 1980s.
           20世纪80年代作为巴黎最大胆出位、夸张惹眼的服装设计师之一而人尽皆知的克里斯蒂安·拉克鲁瓦

1. A similar clinic in east China's Shandong Province gained notoriety when it gave electric shocks to teenagers whose parents had admitted them against their will.

2. notoriety什么意思

2. Her Net notoriety got her on game shows and she turned down a number of adequately qualified suitors.

3. notoriety的解释

3. He gained international notoriety during the Cold War for staging a string of deadly bombings, assassinations and hostage seizures.

4. The first season of " Survivor " generated notoriety for virtually every losing contestant, setting the pattern for every reality show since.

5. The affliction went unnoticed for a long time but as it gained notoriety more people have begun recognizing its symptoms.

6. Gaining notoriety among the city's disillusioned clubbers, micro provided a rallying point as it appeared in its various incarnations around the city.

7. Woods shot to notoriety for her inadequate explanations of how she came to erase part of the tape.

8. The notoriety associated with many of the country's business magnates is another factor that forces their children to ignore their businesses.

9. The couple gained international notoriety after going public with their story, traveling across the country to give speeches and making numerous television and radio appearances.

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10. Goody gained notoriety after appearing in an earlier series of the show, during which she herself was bullied.

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