storied

英 [ˈstɔːrid]

美 [ˈstɔːrid]

adj.  广为流传的; 有名的; 众所周知的

COCA.16488

牛津词典

adj.

• 广为流传的；有名的；众所周知的
  mentioned in stories; famous; well known
• 广为流传的；有名的；众所周知的
  mentioned in stories; famous; well known

英英释义

adj

• having an illustrious past
  Synonym:celebratedhistoried
• having stories as indicated
  1. a six-storied building
  Synonym:storeyed

双语例句

• I had not associated these storied places with actual modern geography.
  我从没有将这些历史地名和现代的实际地理相联系。
• I hope to exterminate them with my storied.
  我希望借助我的文章能除掉他们。
• Whatever The New Republic is today, it has been busy flogging its storied past.
  不管《新共和》如今变成了什么样，它仍在忙于利用自己传奇的过去。
• They mainly come from historical events, fictional tales, folk storied and classical literature.
  京剧主要取材历史事件、历代传说、民间故事以及古典文学。
• The majority of mankind's myths are based on storied of those creatures and the time we shared with them.
  人类的大部份神话，都源自于那些生物与我们，以及其相处时光的记述而来。
• "We are honored to have the opportunity to be affiliated with this storied franchise," Harris said in a prepared statement.
  “能够有机会加盟这支富有传奇色彩的NBA球队，我们感到非常荣幸。”哈里斯在提前准备好的声明中表示。
• For our Chinese people, the information storied in our brain is primarily in Chinese language.
  对中国人来说，大脑所存储的资料主要基于汉语，而我们也是使用汉语思考问题。
• Legislative violence has a long and storied history around the world.
  议会暴力在全球有着很长的历史，并且有许多知名案例。
• Europe held forth the charms of storied and poetical association.
  欧洲具有一种诱人的魅力能启发典故性的和带诗意的联想。
• A twenty storied building springs high above the city.
  一栋二十层的高楼高耸于城的上空。