Roman Holiday was her first big break, which made her a star.

《罗马假日》是她第一部之作，她也了。

The woman is pleased with the result, and the painter becomes famous.

果然妇人对最终效果感到满意，漆匠也。

However, he doesn't care about being famous.

但是，他对不在意。

Already famous by that time, Swift would become immortalized with this last great work.

当时已经他，为最后这本巨著而得以垂不朽。

He won sudden fame with his first novel.

他第一部小说让他一拳。

Unfortunately, Breckenridge's claim to fame is both a blessing and a curse.

不幸是，布雷肯里奇是福也是祸。

Be very famous and very rich, like I'd like to live in Connecticut.

我想要、想要有钱，我想住在康乃狄克州。

The renowned explorer Jacque Cousteau made it famous in the early 1970s.

上世纪70年代初，著探险家雅克·库斯托使它一举。

They shot to fame as the most successful female group of all time.

她们一举，为了历史上最功女子乐队。

It took several years before they became famous.

乐队在之前又经历了许多年时间。

I think, I think there's probably more disadvantages to being famous than advantages.

我觉得坏处可能比好处多。

Could you please evaluate the pros and cons of being famous?

你能评价一下好处和坏处吗？

This is the joke that put me on the map.

这个笑话让我了。

They became famous as TV hosts, known for their animated style and sense of humour.

她们以电视节目主持人身份，以其生动活泼主持风格和幽默感著称。

Alina Cho spoke to him about a stellar year and how he's expanding his brand.

爱丽娜·秋和他谈到了一年，还有他要如何拓展他品牌。

Author Dickens took a fame like a duck to water, working harder than ever.

之后，狄更斯愈发不可收拾，他比以前更加卖力地工作。

Ross sang several of her famous songs as she walked through the crowd.

罗斯在走下观众席时演唱了几首曲。

Fame, in its earliest forms, is some sense that human beings need something beyond themselves.

，从最开始形式来看，就是人类需要某种超越自我东西。

During the nineteen fifties, Dr. Spock became famous. He wrote several other books.

20世纪50年代，斯波克医生了。他又写了一些其他书。

He had always been modest and prudent and remained so after he had become famous.

他一直谦虚谨慎， 之后仍然如。