star-making
star-making — 名詞
1. the process of turning an unknown performer into a widely recognised celebrity,
造星
將無名表演者打造成名人的過程或作品
the process of turning an unknown performer into a widely recognised celebrity, or a particular performance, film, or person that achieves this transformation
The director's star-making touch turned Putri from a drama student into a household name.
那位導演的造星手法，讓戲劇學生 Putri 變得家喻戶曉。
collocation: star-making touch — a talent for creating celebrities
Hollywood's star-making machine has been running at full speed since the silent film era.
好萊塢的造星機器自無聲電影時代以來一直在全速運轉。
collocation: star-making machine — the fame-building system of entertainment
Critics called Mira's performance in the small-budget indie film a genuine star-making moment.
評論家稱 Mira 在那部小成本獨立電影中的演出是一個真正的造星時刻。
collocation: star-making moment — a career-defining performance
Omar credits the star-making team at the agency for launching his music career.
Omar 將他音樂事業的起步歸功於經紀公司的造星團隊。
The role that made Sven a global name was pure star-making at its finest.
讓 Sven 成為家喻戶曉人物的那個角色，堪稱造星的極致。
noun form in predicate: 'pure star-making'
- star-making role
- star-making performance
- star-making machine
- star-making moment
- star-making turn
- star-making power
- star-making process
- career-launching
more specific to a single moment or opportunity rather than an ongoing process
- fame-making
much rarer; used more broadly for any kind of fame, not only entertainment
文法句型
star-making + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before another noun (star-making role, star-making power) to describe a person or thing that launches a performer to fame. Rarely stands alone as a subject or object.
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- star-making machine
- star-making process
- star-making system
常用片語
- a star-making turn
- the star-making machinery of Hollywood
介系詞搭配
- star-making of