eminence
英 [ˈem.ɪ.nəns]
美 [ˈem.ə.nəns]
将“eminence”分解为“em”(强调)和“minence”(重复出现的突出)。想象一个人物在多个场合都因其卓越才能或成就而脱颖而出,形成了一种持续的高人一等或突出显赫的形象。这种方法通过将单词拆解成记忆点来帮助记忆。
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eminence 显赫e-, 向外。-min, 突出,词源同mountain, prominent.
- eminence (n.)
- c. 1400, "projection, protuberance;" early 15c., "high or exalted position," from Old French eminence or directly from Latin eminentia "a distinctive feature, conspicuous part," from eminentem (nominative eminens) "standing out, projecting," figuratively, "prominent, distinctive" (see eminent).
As a title of honor (now only of cardinals) it is attested from 1650s. The original Éminence grise (French, literally "gray eminence") was François Leclerc du Trembley (1577-1638), confidential agent of Richelieu.
- 1. For those under 40 the pre-eminence of post-war US literature goes unquestioned.
- 对于那些不到40岁的人来说,战后的美国文学无疑是最杰出的。
- 2. His Eminence Cardinal Hume celebrated Mass.
- 休谟红衣主教大人主持了弥撒。
- 3. Beveridge was a man of great eminence.
- 贝弗里奇是个非常有名的人。
- 4. a man of political eminence
- 政坛上出类拔萃的人
- 5. She was strongly committed to her job, a policewoman by eminence.
- 她非常忠于职守, 一位卓越的女警察.