superstar
superstar — 名詞
1. a person who has become extremely well-known and successful, especially in a fie
超級巨星
演藝或運動界極受歡迎的名人
a person who has become extremely well-known and successful, especially in a field such as film, music, or sports
The crowd cheered wildly when the international superstar walked onto the stage.
當這位國際超級巨星走上舞台時,群眾瘋狂歡呼。
singular noun introduced by 'the' for a specific famous person
Lakshmi dreamed of becoming a Hollywood superstar after watching her first major film.
Lakshmi 看完第一部大型電影後,夢想成為好萊塢超級巨星。
collocation: Hollywood superstar
At just twenty-two, the tennis superstar had already won four international tournaments.
這位網球超級巨星才二十二歲就已經贏得四項國際賽事。
Mark waited two hours for a photo with his favourite music superstar at the hotel.
Mark 在飯店等了兩個小時,就為了跟最喜歡的音樂超級巨星合照。
The charity event brought together superstars from film, music, and professional sports.
這場慈善活動匯集了來自電影、音樂和職業運動界的超級巨星。
- celebrity
more neutral and general; a celebrity is known to the public, but may not have the extraordinary level of fame that a superstar suggests
- icon
stronger and more lasting cultural significance; an icon is remembered for changing their field
- megastar
similar level of extreme fame, but less common in everyday speech
文法句型
a/an + [adjective] + superstar
superstar + in [field]
常見錯誤
2. a word used to enthusiastically compliment someone whose actions, helpfulness, o
了不起的人
口語中稱讚表現出色的人
a word used to enthusiastically compliment someone whose actions, helpfulness, or skill greatly impresses you — for example, a colleague who solves a difficult problem or a child who behaves well all day
Thanks for helping me move that sofa — you are an absolute superstar, Tunde!
謝謝你幫我搬那張沙發 — Tunde,你真是一個了不起的人!
informal address: 'you are an absolute superstar' as direct compliment
The teacher called Élise a superstar for finishing her maths homework ahead of everyone else.
老師說 Élise 很了不起,因為她比所有人都先完成數學作業。
pattern: call [someone] a superstar for [doing something]
Jude fixed the broken printer in two minutes; his boss called him a real superstar.
Jude 兩分鐘就修好了印表機;他老闆說他真是個了不起的人。
Nala is a superstar — she helped calm down an anxious customer and found exactly what they needed.
Nala 真是了不起 — 她安撫了一位緊張的顧客,還找到了對方需要的東西。
The coach told the team that everyone at weekend practice was a superstar.
教練對球隊說,週末參加訓練的每個人都是了不起的人。
文法句型
call [someone] a superstar
you are a/an [adjective] superstar
[someone] is a superstar for [doing something]
用法筆記
Common as a predicate complement ('she was a superstar today') or in direct address ('you're a superstar!'). Rarely used in formal or academic writing. When the reason for praise follows, it can be introduced by 'for' or 'after', or appear in a separate sentence.
常見錯誤
3. an object or tool that performs a practical task so effectively that it feels li
超好用的東西
形容非常好用的物品或工具
an object or tool that performs a practical task so effectively that it feels like a specially helpful companion
This little electric screwdriver is a total superstar for putting furniture together.
這支小電動螺絲起子用來組裝家具,真是超好用的東西。
pattern: [object] is a total/real superstar for [gerund phrase]
Amihan says her smartphone is a superstar that handles everything she needs.
Amihan 說她的智慧型手機是超好用的東西,可以處理她所有需求。
That small backpack was a real superstar on our hike — it held everything we needed.
那個小背包在我們登山時真是超好用的東西 — 它裝下了我們需要的所有物品。
When it comes to mixing cake batter smoothly, our heavy-duty stand mixer is a total superstar.
要說把蛋糕麵糊攪拌均勻,我們這台強力攪拌機完全是超好用的東西。
- dud
informal; opposite of a useful item — something that fails to work properly
文法句型
a/an [adjective] superstar
[noun] is a superstar for [verb+ing]
用法筆記
Typically used in informal spoken English to describe a practical or everyday object. The noun is often preceded by 'real' or 'total' for emphasis. Not used for abstract concepts — the thing must be a concrete item you can hold or use.