notable
notable — 形容詞
- notablepositive
- more notablecomparative
- most notablesuperlative
1. good, interesting, or important enough to deserve being noticed or remembered; s
顯著；傑出
因優秀或有趣而值得注意的
good, interesting, or important enough to deserve being noticed or remembered; standing out from the ordinary because of a particular quality.
One notable feature of the new park is the large children's playground.
新公園的一個顯著特色是那座大型兒童遊戲場。
notable feature collocation
The museum has a notable collection of eighteenth-century furniture from across Europe.
這間博物館收藏了一批引人注目的十八世紀歐洲家具。
notable + collection
Sivan made a notable contribution to the team's success this season.
Sivan 本季為球隊的成功做出了卓越貢獻。
The town is notable for its traditional wooden houses, some over two hundred years old.
這個小鎮以其傳統木造房屋聞名，有些已有兩百多年歷史。
notable for + noun phrase
It is notable that no one was injured in the fire, given how quickly it spread.
值得注意的是，考慮到火勢蔓延的速度，竟然沒有人受傷。
It is notable that + clause
- notable feature
- notable achievement
- notable exception
- notable success
- notable contribution
- notable example
- notable absence
- remarkable
stronger emphasis on being unusual or surprising; 'remarkable' often suggests something that makes people stop and comment
- noteworthy
more neutral and slightly more formal; focuses on the fact that something deserves to be recorded or mentioned
- prominent
used especially for people or things that are widely known or physically stand out; 'prominent' often suggests visibility
- outstanding
focuses on excellence and superiority; stronger evaluative tone than 'notable'
- insignificant
too small or unimportant to deserve attention
- unremarkable
not special or interesting in any way
文法句型
notable + noun
be notable
notable for + noun-phrase / gerund
it is notable that + clause
用法筆記
Often followed by 'for' to give the reason something stands out. The pattern 'it is notable that…' is common in formal and academic writing to introduce a surprising or important fact.
常見錯誤
notable — 名詞
- notablesingular
- notablesplural
1. a person who is well-known, respected, or important, typically because of achiev
名人
有名望或重要的人物
a person who is well-known, respected, or important, typically because of achievements, social position, or influence within a particular community or field.
The ceremony was attended by several local notables and government officials.
典禮上有幾位地方知名人士和政府官員出席。
local notables collocation
Quan has become a notable in the world of modern dance through his innovative choreography.
Quan 憑藉其創新的編舞，已成為現代舞界的名人。
become a notable in [field]
Local notables the Wong family donated the funds for the new library building.
地方望族 Wong 家族捐贈了新圖書館大樓的經費。
Jiwoo was already a notable in the Seoul art scene before turning thirty.
Jiwoo 在三十歲之前就已經是首爾藝術圈的名人。
- local notable
- political notable
- literary notable
- community notable
- celebrity
more strongly associated with fame from media or entertainment; less formal than 'notable'
- dignitary
specifically refers to someone with a high official rank or position, often in government or religion
- luminary
more literary; suggests someone who inspires or enlightens others in a particular field
文法句型
a + notable
local / political / literary + notable
adjective + notables
用法筆記
More common in formal or written contexts than in everyday speech. Almost always used with a modifier such as 'local', 'political', 'literary', or 'community' that specifies the person's context.
常見錯誤
同根字
- notably副詞B2
- notability名詞C1
- unnotable形容詞C1
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- notable figure
- notable exception
- notable achievement
- notable feature
- notable success
- notable contribution
- notable absence
- notable example
副詞搭配
- particularly notable
- especially notable
- most notable
- quite notable
- equally notable
常用片語
- notable by its absence
- it is notable that
介系詞搭配
- notable for
- notable among
- notable in