luminary 的 2 个定义
plural lu·mi·nar·ies.
- a celestial body, as the sun or moon.
- a body, object, etc., that gives light.
- a person who has attained eminence in his or her field or is an inspiration to others: one of the luminaries in the field of medical science.
- of, relating to, or characterized by light.
luminary 近义词
very important person
更多luminary例句
- Show up for a full-moon night ski, when the trails are lined with candle-lit luminary bags, or opt for the free learn-to-ski days, where volunteers teach lessons and local ski shops hand out courtesy rentals.
- Beall’s brother, a GOP senator from Maryland, along with Republican National Committee Chairman George Bush and other GOP luminaries, applied subtle pressure on the Justice Department to soft-pedal the investigation.
- We wondered that too, and we asked the luminaries in tech how they were passing the hours.
- I have traveled the world, helped build a conference business, written two books, dived deep into topics far beyond commerce, and interviewed more CEOs and other luminaries than I can remember.
- Facebook’s oversight board has legal and human rights luminaries who are able to review and overturn some of the platform’s decisions.
- And despite drawing attention from the late musical luminary Lou Reed, Fran has only ever advertised by word of mouth.
- Mizrahi and Rowland will also serve as judges alongside fashion luminary and Senior Vice President of IMG Fashion, Fern Mallis.
- By the light of this subterranean luminary they discovered that they were standing at the foot of an ancient castle.
- I understand that the legal luminary of that reform set in San Francisco has offered to take you into his office.
- They lifted their eyes a moment from the ground, and cast a fretful look at the great, tranquil luminary.
- Their reasoning is based upon the assertion, that those who live in darkness, and like it, need not be told about a luminary.
- "Then I should say that for a luminary of science your light is very limited," returned Hermione.