vip
vip — 名詞
1. a person given special treatment and privileges because of their fame, wealth, o
貴賓
因身分特殊而受到特別禮遇的人
a person given special treatment and privileges because of their fame, wealth, or powerful position — the letters V-I-P are short for Very Important Person
Mira walked straight past the queue into the VIP lounge.
Mira 直接越過排隊隊伍,走進了貴賓休息室。
VIP lounge — a common collocation for exclusive waiting areas
Arjun was given a VIP pass for the film festival opening night.
Arjun 拿到了電影節開幕夜的貴賓通行證。
VIP pass — collocation for a ticket granting special access
The restaurant keeps the rooftop section for VIP guests with reservations.
餐廳把頂樓區域留給有預約的貴賓。
VIP guests — typical hospitality collocation
Hannah received VIP treatment at the hospital after her donation to the wing.
Hannah 在為醫院捐款後,受到了貴賓級待遇。
VIP treatment — collocation meaning exceptionally attentive service
Security escorted the VIP through a side entrance away from the crowd.
保全人員護送那位貴賓從側門離開,避開人群。
- VIP lounge
- VIP pass
- VIP treatment
- VIP guest
- VIP area
- VIP access
文法句型
a VIP
VIP + noun
用法筆記
Frequently used as a noun modifier before another noun (VIP lounge, VIP pass, VIP treatment), describing special access linked to importance. Pronounced as separate letters: V-I-P.
常見錯誤
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- VIP lounge
- VIP pass
- VIP area
- VIP guest
- VIP treatment
- VIP access
- VIP list
常用片語
- treat someone like a VIP
- roll out the red carpet for the VIPs
介系詞搭配
- for VIPs