| 单词 | popular |
| 释义 | popular adjectiveverbs | adverb | preposition verbs➤be, prove, seem受欢迎；证明受喜爱；好像很流行▸➤become, get, grow变得受人喜爱◆they seem to be getting quite popular.他们好像开始受到人们的喜爱。➤remain, stay一直受欢迎▸➤make sth使⋯受欢迎◆what makes this subject so popular?是什么使得这一话题如此受关注？adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其／相当／非常受欢迎▸➤enormously, especially, exceedingly, extraordinarily, highly, hugely, immensely, incredibly, massively, overwhelmingly, particularly, phenomenally, tremendously, wildly极受欢迎；大受欢迎；非常受欢迎；特别流行➤increasingly越来越受欢迎▸➤less than, not exactly不怎么受欢迎；一点儿也不受欢迎◆jack was not exactly popular after the incident with the fire extinguisher.灭火器事件以后大家就一点儿也不喜欢杰克了。➤equally同样受欢迎◆alec and i are equally popular with the show's viewers.亚历克和我都受那个节目的观众的欢迎，喜爱程度不相上下。➤relatively比较受欢迎▸➤deservedly理所当然受欢迎◆the restaurant is deservedly popular with all who enjoy mexican food.这家餐馆理所当然地受到所有爱吃墨西哥食品的人的欢迎。➤instantly立刻受人喜欢◆he was one of those people who are instantly popular.他属于那种一见面就让人喜欢的人。➤newly (especially name) 新近流行▸➤always, enduringly, ever, perennially总是受欢迎；永远受欢迎◆socks are always popular as presents.袜子作为礼物总是很受欢迎。◆a concert featuring the ever-popular entertainer以长期受人们喜爱的艺人为专题的音乐会➤widely广受欢迎▸➤universally普遍受欢迎➤politically政治上受欢迎preposition➤among受到⋯欢迎◆popular among young people受到年轻人欢迎➤as作为⋯受欢迎◆these animals are quite popular as pets.很多人在家中养这些动物。➤for因⋯而受人喜爱◆a restaurant that is popular for light meals一家因饭菜清淡而受欢迎的餐馆➤with受⋯喜爱◆this area is immensely popular with tourists.这个地方非常受游客的喜爱。 popular adjectivepopular ♦︎ attractive ♦︎ desirable ♦︎ hot ♦︎ appealing ♦︎ in demand ♦︎ enviablethese words all describe people or things that are liked or wanted by a large number of people.这些词均表示受喜爱的、受欢迎的。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆attractive / appealing to sb◆an attractive / appealing idea / prospect◆very popular / attractive / desirable / appealing / enviable◆highly popular / attractive / desirable◆immediately / enormously popular / attractive / appealing■ popular (of people, things or activities) liked or enjoyed by a large number of people（人、事物或活动）受喜爱的，受欢迎的，当红的◆he was a hugely popular singer.他是位红极一时的歌手。◆this is one of our most popular designs.这是我们最受青睐的设计之一。◆these policies are unlikely to prove popular with middle-class voters.这些政策不太可能博得中产阶级选民的欢心。◆these designs are popular among young people.这些设计很受年轻人的喜爱。opp unpopular → unwanted ▸ popularity /pɒpjulærəti; name pɑːpjulærəti/ noun [uncountable] ◆their music still enjoys widespread popularity among teenagers.他们的音乐仍然受到青少年的普遍追捧。■ attractive (rather formal) having features or qualities that make sth seem interesting and worth having有吸引力的；诱人的◆they are able to offer attractive career opportunities to graduates.他们能够给毕业生提供诱人的就业机会。ⓘ attractive is often used to talk about an idea or possibility that you are considering. * attractive 常用于描述考虑之中的想法或可能性◆an attractive idea / theory / proposition / option / prospect / package / offer诱人的主意／理论／建议／选择／前景／一揽子计划／报价 opp unattractive → unattractive ➡ see also attraction → interest noun 1 ■ desirable /dɪzaɪərəbl/ (formal) that you would like to have or do; worth having or doing向往的；可取的；值得拥有的◆it is desirable that interest rates be reduced.利率下调是可取的。◆it is no longer desirable for adult children to live with their parents.孩子长大成人后便不再愿与父母住在一起了。◆she chatted for a few minutes about the qualities she considered desirable in a secretary.她聊了一会儿她认为一个秘书应有的品质。ⓘ desirable is often used in selling, especially property. * desirable 常在出售某物，尤其是房产时使用◆a desirable home / feature / residence / property / area令人向往的家／特点／住所／房产／地段 opp undesirable → unwanted ▸ desirability /dɪzaɪərəbɪləti/ noun [uncountable] ◆no one questions the desirability of cheaper fares.没有人质疑票价下调是好事。■ hot (informal) new, exciting and very popular风行的；风靡一时的；走红的◆they are one of this year's hot new bands on the rock scene.他们是今年摇滚乐坛新走红的乐队之一。◆the couple are hollywood's hottest property.这对搭档是好莱坞最火的人物。ⓘ things which are typically described as hot are talent, a fashion or trend, a band, a new product and a name (= a famous person). people and things can also be described as the hottest thing in america/japan, etc. hot is often used in this meaning in advertising and journalism.最常用 hot 修饰的词有 talent、fashion、trend、band、new product 和 name （即名人）。人或事物也可以被描述成 the hottest thing in america/japan, etc. （美国／日本等最走红的⋯）。表达此义时，hot 常出现在广告或新闻中。■ appealing attractive or interesting; that you would like to have or do有吸引力的；令人感兴趣的；令人向往的◆spending the holidays in britain wasn't a prospect that i found particularly appealing.在英国度假对我不是特别有吸引力。◆brightly coloured packaging made the pens especially appealing to children.鲜艳的包装使这些笔特别能吸引儿童。 opp unappealing → unattractive ➡ see also appeal → interest noun 1 ■ in demand -->idiomwanted by a lot of people需求大的◆good secretaries are always in demand.优秀的秘书总是很抢手。ⓘ in demand is mostly used to talk about a product that a lot of people want to buy, or a person who has skills that a lot of people or employers want to use. people and things are typically always, constantly, greatly, increasingly and much in demand. * in demand 最常用于描述人们争先购买的产品或抢手的技能娴熟的人才。in demand 常用 always、constantly、greatly、increasingly 和 much 等副词加以描述。■ enviable /enviəbl/ (rather formal) (of sth that sb has) that other people would like to have too（别人有的东西）令人羡慕的，引人忌妒的◆he is in the enviable position of having two job offers to choose from.他有两份工作可选，真让人羡慕。ⓘ enviable is typically used to describe sb's position, reputation or record (= sb's past achievements). * enviable 最常用来描述某人的 position、reputation 或 record （即过往业绩）。 opp unenviable ⓘ an unenviable task or thing is sth unpleasant or difficult that you would not want to do or have. * unenviable 形容任务或事物令人不悦、难度大，因而人们不愿做或不想要◆she was given the unenviable task of informing the losers.让她去通知那些落选者真不是个好差事。popular [only before noun](of ideas, beliefs and opinions) shared by a large number of people（观念、信仰、意见）普遍的，大众的，流行的◆by popular demand, the tour has been extended by two weeks.应大家要求，这次旅行延长了两周。◆contrary to popular belief, women cause fewer road accidents than men.与普遍的看法相左，女性交通肇事比男性少。▸ popularly adverb◆a popularly held belief多数人持有的看法popular(of people, things or activities) liked or enjoyed by a large number of people（人、事物或活动）受喜爱的，受欢迎的，当红的◆he was a hugely popular singer.他是位红极一时的歌手。◆this is one of our most popular designs.这是我们最受青睐的设计之一。◆these policies are unlikely to prove popular with middle-class voters.这些政策不太可能博得中产阶级选民的欢心。◆these designs are popular among young people.这些设计很受年轻人的喜爱。opp unpopular → unwanted ▸ popularity /pɒpjulærəti; name pɑːpjulærəti/ noun [uncountable] ◆their music still enjoys widespread popularity among teenagers.他们的音乐仍然受到青少年的普遍追捧。popular [only before noun] connected with ordinary people in society in general平民的；公众的；百姓的◆they won the largest share of the popular vote.他们赢得了普选的最多数票。◆the regime was overthrown by a popular uprising.该政权是被平民暴动推翻的。▸ popularly adverb◆a popularly elected government民选政府note 辨析 public or popular?in many cases you can use either word.在许多情况下这两个词可以通用◆public / popular pressure / awareness / opinion公众压力／意识／意见 popular usually describes sth, such as an idea or action, which comes from ordinary people. * popular 通常描述普通人的观点或行动◆popular support公众支持◆a popular movement / uprising平民运动／暴动 public is more general and can also describe things which are for, about or involve everyone. * public 含义更广，也可描述与每个人都息息相关的事情◆public health公众健康◆the public interest公共利益popular/ˈpɒpjələ(r) ||; ˈpɑpjəlɚ/adj1. popular (with sb) liked by many people or by most people in a group 流行的；风行的: ◇a popular holiday resort 热门度假胜地◇he's always been very popular with his pupils. 他一向深受学生爱戴。 [opp] unpopular 反义词为unpopular 2. made for the tastes and knowledge of ordinary people 大众化的；通俗的: ◇the popular newspapers seem more interested in scandal than news. 那些通俗报章似乎对丑闻的兴趣甚于新闻。 3. (only before a noun 只用于名词前) of or for a lot of people 大多数人的；为大多数人而设的: ◇the programme is being repeated by popular demand. 这个节目应大众要求正在回放。 popular1 people, places, activities etc that a lot of people like2 a popular book, film, song etc3 to make something popular4 when something becomes popular again5 not popularrelated wordssee alsofashionable/not fashionable,1. people, places, activities etc that a lot of people like 许多人喜爱的人、地方、活动等 popular /ˈpɒpjɑləʳǁˈpɑː-/ [adjective] if someone or something is popular, a lot of people like them 受人欢迎的；流行的 lisa's one of the most popular girls in class. 莉萨是班里最讨人喜欢的女孩之一。 benidorm soon became a popular holiday resort. 贝尼多姆很快就成了大众喜爱的度假胜地。 old-fashioned names are getting popular again. 旧式的名字又渐渐流行了。popular with chatlines have proved very popular with young people. 聊天热线结果很受年轻人喜爱。 be in favour british /be in favor american /biː ɪn ˈfeɪvəʳ/ [verb phrase] if someone is in favour, they are liked and approved of at the present time, although this may not last ［目前］受欢迎 suzannah and i are both in favour at work at the moment. 苏珊娜和我目前在工作中都很有人缘。be back in favour be in favour again 再度受欢迎 it looks as if joey, her old boyfriend, is back in favor again. 看来她的前男友乔伊再度得宠了。be in favour with her fresh approach to environmental issues makes her very much in favor with young voters. 她处理环境问题的新方法使她在年轻选民中深得人心。 well-liked /ˌwel ˈlaɪkt◂/ [adjective] someone who is well-liked has a lot of friends and is liked by most people 广受欢迎的 she's a cheerful, good-natured girl, well-liked by all the people she works with. 她是个开朗、善良的女孩，同事们都喜欢她。 as a politician, he may lack experience, but he's very well-liked. 作为一名政治家他可能缺乏经验，但他受到人们的广泛喜爱。 be in demand /biː ɪn dɪˈmɑːndǁ-ˈmænd/ [verb phrase] if something such as a product or skill or a person is in demand, it is considered to be very valuable and a lot of people want to have it or use it ［产品、技术或人等被人需要；有需求 high quality furniture will always be in demand. 优质家具始终会有需求。！be in great/big demand graduates in chinese are in great demand in an exciting variety of occupations. 汉语毕业生在令人兴奋的多种职业中的需求量极大。be much/heavily in demand her dramatic latin looks caused her to be much in demand as a model. 她那拉丁美貌使许多人请她去当模特儿。 be big /biː ˈbɪg/ [verb phrase] informal if a product, activity, or performer is big in a particular place or at a particular time, they are very popular 【非正式】［产品、活动或演员等］走红 be big in oasis were big in the early 90's. “绿洲”乐队在20世纪90年代初走红。 the single is already big in the clubs, and has been remixed by the band. 这支单曲已在夜总会里走红，并经该乐队混音处理。2. a popular book, film, song etc 书、电影、歌曲等非常流行的 best-seller /ˌbest ˈseləʳ/ [countable noun] a book that a lot of people buy 畅销书 j.k. rowling's latest book is certain to be a bestseller. j.k.罗琳的新书肯定会畅销。 bestselling [adjective] bestselling novelist celia brayfield, author of ‘pearls’ 畅销小说作家西莉亚·布雷菲尔德，《珍珠》一书的作者 blockbuster /ˈblɒkˌbʌstəʳǁˈblɑːk-/ [countable noun] a film that a lot of people watch and that makes a lot of money, especially a film with a lot of exciting action 极受欢迎的电影［尤指有许多激动人心的场面的电影］ bruce willis's new blockbuster took $10.6 million in its first weekend. 布鲁斯·威利斯新的大片第一个周末票房收入达1060万美元。 ‘roots’ became a blockbuster tv series. 《根》成为了一部轰动的电视连续剧。 hit /hɪt/ [countable noun] a record, film, show etc that a lot of people buy or go to see 风靡一时的唱片［电影、节目等］ when i first heard the song i knew it would be a hit. 当我第一次听到这首歌时，我就知道它会引起轰动。hit song/single/musical etc a new hit single from janet jackson 珍妮特·杰克逊的一首新畅销单曲big hit ‘titanic’ was a big hit all over the world. 《泰坦尼克》曾风靡全球。3. to make something popular 使某物流行 popularize also popularise british /ˈpɒpjɑləraɪzǁˈpɑː-/ [transitive verb] most attempts to popularise science and technology have failed. 普及科学技术的努力多数是失败的。 self-service supermarkets were first popularized by businessman clarence saunders. 自助式的超级市场最初是由商人克拉伦斯·桑德斯推广开来的。4. when something becomes popular again 某物再度流行 revival /rɪˈvaɪvəl/ [countable noun] when something or someone becomes popular and fashionable again, for example a kind of music, a style of clothes, a writer, or a singer 复兴，再流行 sixties pop music enjoyed a big revival in the mid-90s. 60年代的流行音乐在90年代中期再度广为流行。 there's been something of an abba revival recently. “阿巴”乐队的歌曲最近又流行起来了。5. not popular 不受欢迎的 unpopular /ʌnˈpɒpjɑləʳǁ-ˈpɑː-/ [adjective] if someone or something is unpopular, a lot of people do not like them 不受欢迎的 the government is more unpopular now than it has been for years. 政府现在比几年前更加不得人心。 mr venables must be the most unpopular teacher in school. 维纳布尔斯先生一定是学校里最惹人厌的教师。unpopular with the taxes proved extremely unpopular with the electorate. 这些税项被证明极不受选民欢迎。 out of favour british /out of favor american /ˌaʊt əv ˈfeɪvəʳ/ [adverb] if a person, idea, or other thing is out of favour, people no longer approve of them or use them, although they used to be popular 失宠；不再受欢迎 smacking children seems to be out of favour these days. 如今，打孩子似乎不被认同。go/fall out of favour (with somebody) the classic jigsaw puzzle never goes out of favour with kids. 经典的拼图游戏小孩子永远玩不厌。 journalists and producers who fell out of favour were fired immediately. 失宠的记者和制作人马上被开除了。 there is no demand/call for /ðeər ɪz ˌnəʊ dɪˈmɑːnd, ˈkɔːl fɔːʳǁ-ˈmænd-/ [verb phrase] if there is no demand for a product or service people do not want to buy it ［产品或服务］没有需求 there's no demand for heavy immovable furniture any more. 现在已不再有人需要沉重且无法移动的家具了。 where there is no call for a continued food market, market buildings have proved highly adaptable. 对持续食品市场没有需求的地方，其市场建筑被证明经常被改建。 pop·u·lar /`pɑpjələ; ˈpɒpjlə/adj 1. liked by a lot of people 流行的，受大众欢迎的:◇a popular teacher 受欢迎的教师◇+ with the nightclub is popular with tourists. 这家夜总会很受游客的喜爱。→ opposite 反义词 unpopular 2. popular belief/opinion/view etc a belief etc that a lot of people have 普遍的信念/看法/观点等 3. for ordinary people 通俗的，大众的:◇popular entertainment 大众化的娱乐◇the popular press 通俗报刊 ☞ popular |
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