Celebrity Status Vocabulary, Celebrity Vocabulary, idioms for fame /famous, Inter_Media and Fame, Fame, Fame & The Media, FAME
superficial
(adj.) on or near the surface; concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface, shallow
critically acclaimed (adv+a)
(artistic works) received generally good reviews from a number of critics
Infatuation
Exaggerated feelings of passion for another person
By leaps and bounds
Something that happens by leaps and bounds happens very quickly in big steps.
Performance
The manner in which something or somebody functions, operates, or behaves
a brush with fame
a brief moment where a person is famous
botox
a drug prepared from the bacterial toxin botulin, used cosmetically to remove wrinkles by paralyzing particular facial muscles
diva
a famous female singer; often considered temperamental, haughty, or self-indulgent
icon (n)
a famous person or thing that people admire and see as a symbol of a particular idea, way of life, etc.
Box-office hit
a financially successful film
tantrum
a fit of rage indulged in by a celebrity when he or she does not get his or her way
entourage
a group of people attending or surrounding an important person
gossip column
a magazine or newspaper section, or website devoted to celebrities' private lives
aura (n)
a particular quality which surrounds sb | khí chất
a household name (n)
a person or thing that is well-known by the public |
role model (n)
a person that you admire and try to copy | tấm gương để noi theo
to be a crowd-puller
a person, group, or event that attracts a large audience
double-edged sword
a situation which has both positive and negative sides
to be a household word/name
a word or name that everyone knows
Performer
artista
pretentious
attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc. than is actually possessed or warranted
live up to (all) the hype (exp)
be as good as expected and anticipated by the public
shoot/rise to stardom/fame (exp)
become famous
invasion of privacy
becoming involved in someone's private life when they do not want you to
show off
behave to attract attention
broadsheet
báo khổ rộng
distort mind
bóp méo tư tưởng
attention-grabbing
bắt mắt, gây chú ý
public figure (n)
celebrity, famous person
ostentatious
characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice
bare one's soul (idm)
confess/showcase your private life
deliberate
có chủ ý, kỹ lưỡng
impartial/ unbiased
công bằng, không thiên vị
publicize
công khai
portray (v)
describe, depict
have no respect for people's privacy (vp)
disrespect people's privacy
show business (n)
entertainment industry
vanity
excessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or achievements
world-renowned (a)
famous, well-known, prominent worldwide; world-acclaimed
worthlessness
feeling of being without importance
celebrity culture
ideas people have about being famous; a structure that influences and promotes celebrities.
notorious
infamous, famous for something bad
"86% of people ages 13 to 38 are willing to try out __________, according to a survey." (2019)
influencing
captivating (a)
interesting, charming, fascinating
Drive (n)
internal motivational state created by a physiological need
invade sb's privacy (exp)
intrude on sb's privacy; get involved in sb's life without their permission
pervasive
lan tràn khắp nơi
distract followers from serious issues
make people who follow you not notice important stuff
imitate (v)
mimic, copy, follow as a model
role model
modelo a seguir
celebrity
người nổi tiếng
sensationalist
người thích gây giật gân
sensational
outstanding; spectacular; feelings of success
Filmgoer
person who regularly goes to the cinema
private lives
personal relationships with family and friends; different to public or professional life
paparazzi
photographers who follow famous people, prying into their private lives, hoping for sensational photos for newspapers, magazines, websites...
"work done"
plastic surgery to preserve youthful appearances
schadenfreude
pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune
Politician
político
Popularity
popularidad
Tabloids
prensa rosa
Pressure
presión
nose into st (phr v)
pry into st; try to find out private facts about a person
Publicity
publicidad
hold sb/st in high esteem (exp)
respect, admire greatly
15 minutes of fame
short-lived media publicity, as in a "one-hit wonder" musician
a has-been
someone who is no longer famous; their demand has "dried up" or gone to zero
a claim to fame
someone's reason for being famous or well-known
conspicuous consumption
spending lavishly on luxuries in an attempt to enhance one's prestige
to make a splash
suddenly to become very successful or very well known
lead an artificial life
sống cuộc sống phù phiếm
censorship
sự kiểm duyệt
gossip
talk or untrue stories about other people's private lives
Trend
tendencia
to splurge on sth / to indulge / to fork out
the act of spending money freely or extravagantly
entitlement
the belief that one is inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment to be entitled to sth
stardom
the state of being famous, known by many people, in the spotlight, a star destined for ________
celebrity status
the status of being a famous person
gutter press
the type of newspapers that pay more attention to shocking stories about crime and sex than to serious matters
infamy
the quality of being famous for something considered bad
factual
theo sự thực
mass media
this has increased the exposure and power of celebrity
ill- informed
thiếu hiểu biết
headline
tiêu đề
to stand out from the crowd
to be very obvious or unusual
to rise to fame
to become famous
to judge a book by its cover
to form an opinion based on someone's appearance
to steal the limelight
to get more attention than anyone or anything else in a situation
go to great lengths/bend over backwards
to make a special effort to do something
expose
to put something out for others to see
to crave publicity
to really want to be famous
to make it big
to become famous or successful
intrude
trespass; enter as an uninvited person
fish for compliments/attention (idm)
try to make someone praise you
freedom of the press
tự do báo chí
one in a million
unique, very unusual or special
once in a blue moon
very rarely
prestige
widespread respect and admiration, based on a perception of achievements or quality
Behind the scenes
without people's awareness or knowledge
invade
xâm lược, xâm phạm