up-and-comer
up-and-comer — noun
1. a person who has started getting attention in their field and is expected to bec
a person who has started getting attention in their field and is expected to become more successful
Eli is an up-and-comer in local politics after winning two debates.
up-and-comer in [field]
Zuri became the gallery's newest up-and-comer after her first sold-out show.
newest up-and-comer after an early success
Joshua interviewed three up-and-comers from the city's small game studios.
After one hit single, Reema was no longer just another up-and-comer.
The magazine named Manuela its top up-and-comer in food design.
- rising star
more strongly suggests public praise and excitement
- promising talent
focuses more on ability than on early recognition
- newcomer
can mean anyone new, even without signs of future success
文法句型
an up-and-comer in [field]
young up-and-comer
industry up-and-comer
用法筆記
Usually describes someone who is already being noticed, not someone with only private potential. It often appears in news, reviews, and industry talk about early career success.