socialite
英 ['səʊʃəlaɪt]
美 ['soʃəlaɪt]
socialite 社交名流social,社会的，社交的，-ite,人。后用于指社交名流，上流社会人士等。可能是改写自 social light.
- socialite (n.)
- 1928, first in "Time" magazine, from social (adj.) in the "pertaining to high society" sense, perhaps as a play on social light, in imitation of words in -ite (1).
- 1. Consider Anthony Bruck a wiry and fashionable Chicago socialite and artist.
- 想想安东尼?布鲁克,他是芝加哥的名流和艺术家,他很时髦,说话声音尖细.
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- 2. AW : Do you think the theme of a social - climbing socialite is universal?
- 你是否认为社会名媛喜欢交际攀比是很普遍的现象?
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- 3. The tenor eventually weds socialite and conquers the Americans.
- 最后男高音成功赢得美人归,并且名提世界.
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- 4. I could be your socialite.
- 我可能是你的社会名流.
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- 5. A beautiful socialite with a wonderful life!
- 美丽的社交与美好的生活!
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