pantheon

详细用法

1. Historical and Mythological Context: 历史和神话背景

• The Pantheon of Ancient Rome (古罗马万神殿)
• Greek Pantheon (希腊万神殿)
• The Pantheon of Gods (众神)

2. Architectural and Cultural Significance: 建筑和文化意义

• The Pantheon in Paris (巴黎万神殿)
• Pantheon (万神殿)
• Pantheon of Artists (艺术家的殿堂)
• Pantheon of Literature (文学殿堂)

3. Figurative Usage and Symbolism: 比喻用法和象征意义

• Pantheon of Heroes (英雄的殿堂)
• Pantheon of Stars (明星殿堂)
• Pantheon of Innovators (创新者殿堂)
• Pantheon of Sports (体育界的殿堂)

4. General Usage: 一般用法

• Enter the pantheon (进入殿堂)
• Pantheon-like status (殿堂级别)

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深度学习

pantheon (PAN thee ahn) Literally, “all gods.” Today you’ll see it used in two ways: (a) spelled with a capital, it names an ancient and beautiful circular building, once a temple, later a church, in Rome or (b) a general term for a group of people regarded as most important (figuratively, “gods”) in a certain field or era.

• Although not originally buried there, the artist Raphael now has his tomb in the Pantheon, as readers of Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons know.
• Alvin told me that his personal pantheon of twentieth-century figures includes Martin Luther King Jr., Mother Teresa, Winston Churchill, and Joe DiMaggio.

——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》

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