popular

1. ADJ Something that is popular is enjoyed or liked by a lot of people. (物) 廣受喜愛(ài)的

Chocolate sauce is always popular with youngsters. 巧克力醬總是受年輕人喜愛(ài)。

2. popularityN-UNCOUNT (物的) 受喜愛(ài)度

...the growing popularity of Australian wines among consumers. …澳大利亞葡萄酒越來(lái)越受消費(fèi)者青睞。

3. ADJ Someone who is popular is liked by most people, or by most people in a particular group. (人) 廣受喜愛(ài)的

He remained the most popular politician in Arkansas. 他仍是阿肯色州最廣受喜愛(ài)的政治家。

4. popularityN-UNCOUNT (人的) 受喜愛(ài)度

It is his popularity with ordinary people that sets him apart. 他深受普通群眾的喜愛(ài)，正是這一點(diǎn)使他與眾不同。

5. ADJ Popular newspapers, television programmes, or forms of art are aimed at ordinary people and not at experts or intellectuals. 面向大眾的; 通俗的[ADJ n]

Once again the popular press in Britain has been rife with stories about their marriage. 英國(guó)大眾媒體中又充斥著他們的婚事報(bào)導(dǎo)。

...one of the classics of modern popular music. …現(xiàn)代通俗音樂(lè)的經(jīng)典之一。

6. ADJ Popular ideas, feelings, or attitudes are approved of or held by most people. 廣受贊同的

Contrary to popular belief, the oil companies can't control the price of crude. 和大眾的想法相反，各石油公司控制不了原油的價(jià)格。

The military government has been unable to win popular support. 軍政府沒(méi)能贏得公眾的支持。

7. popularityN-UNCOUNT 受贊同度

Over time, though, Watson's views gained in popularity. 然而，隨著時(shí)間的推移，沃森的觀點(diǎn)越來(lái)越受到贊同。

8. ADJ Popular is used to describe political activities that involve the ordinary people of a country, and not just members of political parties. 民眾的 (政治活動(dòng))[ADJ n]

The late president Ferdinand Marcos was overthrown by a popular uprising in 1986. 已故總統(tǒng)費(fèi)迪南德·馬科斯于1986年被民眾起義所推翻。