形容词显赫; 辉煌的; 著名的; 杰出的，卓越的
1. 出色的：Honorable 体面的 | Illustrious 出色的 | Jealous 珍惜德
2. 著名的：illustrate 举例说明,画插图 | illustrious 著名的 | lucent 透明,明亮的
3. 杰出的：illustrator 说明者 | illustrious 杰出的 | illustriously 有名地
4. 出色：Honorable體面 | Illustrious出色 | Jealous珍惜
1. illustrious
1. 著名的;卓越的;杰出的
If you describe someone as an illustrious person, you mean that they are extremely well known because they have a high position in society or they have done something impressive.
e.g. ...the most illustrious scientists of the century.
本世纪最杰出的科学家们
e.g. ...his long and illustrious career.
他漫长辉煌的职业生涯
1. Ponting was defiant that he will finish his illustrious playing career on his own terms and not be discarded by selectors.
2. Following the return of the veteran pair to training for their fourth Winter Olympic Games, they are eagerly anticipating more illustrious performances from the husband and wife duo.
3. The pair ended their illustrious career in style, capturing their third world title after an almost faultless performance in the free skating program.
4. Many had expected her to gather the highlights of an illustrious career and present these to her fans in one grand final gesture.
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5. She's had a long and illustrious career in her native France.
6. Although Olajuwon won two titles with the Rockets in 1994 and 1995, double Olympic gold medalist Ewing finished his illustrious career without a championship ring.
7. It turned out easier for the English giants of Arsenal and Chelsea to find net before their less illustrious opponents.
8. Du lived in a period when one of China's most illustrious feudal dynasties was beginning a slide into decline.
9. The Friday morning ceremony was simple, reflecting the lifestyle the scientist led throughout his illustrious career.
10. Vieira said that calling a halt to his illustrious career at season's end was a " possibility ".