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英语high profile是什么意思

　　在英语中，关于high 的短语有很多，那么high profile是什么意思呢?为此百分网小编为大家解答英语high profile的中文意思是什么，欢迎大家阅读!

　　英语high profile的意思

　　n.

　　引人注目的位置，显赫的地位

　　adj.

　　引人注目的，醒目的

　　英语high profile的.语法

　　keep a low profile，低调的意思

　　keep a high profile，高调的意思

　　英语high profile的例句

　　1."They hear the bell ringing and get up and run." Mr. Gargano, once part of a high-profile group of advertising whiz kids, at 58 years old remains one of the best-known names in the ad business.

　　2.Giuliani, who gained fame with a string of high-profile prosecutions as U.S. attorney in Manhattan, hopes to fashion a fusion candidacy in the mold of John V. Lindsay in 1965, the last Republican to win City Hall.

　　3.In Southern California, protecting the homes of high-profile business people and entertainers, especially those with children, is a major part of the business.

　　4.Mandela, along with Sisulu and other recently freed colleagues, should give the organization a high-profile, authoritative voice inside the country.

　　5.Leyden said that with installations at Laconia and Manchester put on hold, the FAA is considering redirecting early installations to more high-profile, high-volume airports, such as Kennedy International in New York City.

　　6.With its high-profile presidential caucus and a culture still dominated by the values of the courthouse square, Iowa is the nation's pre-eminent symbol of Rural America.

　　7.George W. Bush III is the high-profile member of a team that is buying the baseball playing Texas Rangers for about $46 million.

　　8.The only missing element, the magazine said at the time, was "a high-profile national account."

　　9.Industry executives suggested the Domino's account may be the type of high-profile account that would help boost the agency's creative reputation, which has been lackluster for some time despite its recent hot streak.

　　10.The roster of high-profile inmates who have been imprisoned there and several spectacular escape attempts have led to its comparison to 11.Alcatraz, the fortress island prison in San Francisco Bay that was closed 25 years ago.

　　12.Besides the Cabinet openings before Bush this week, the high-profile job of RNC chairman was added to the equation when Bennett, the former drug policy director, said he'd changed his mind about taking the job.

　　13.He said he did not want to add to the list of high-profile transportation and environmental officials drawing attention there.

　　14.The presence of the high-profile BBC television reporter is to the army something like a royal visit.

　　15.The civic group was seeking to force Donald Trump, the high-profile developer, to drastically scale down his plans for Trump City, a huge office and apartment complex on Manhattan's West Side.

　　16.And it doesn't offer the same prestige, the high-profile cachet, that prompts ad agencies to pursue the fast-food and soft drink giants of the world.

　　17.Gorbachev is eager to pin down a date; a summit with Bush would be a high-profile diversion from his internal problems.

　　18.His clients are high-profile, his PR tactics sometimes more so.

　　19.'The West End is not one single entity but a collection of markets.' MAYFAIR/ST JAMES'S, the core area, is in greatest demand from high-profile tenants.

　　20.The first they know about it is often a knock at the door. Livingston was the best-known of the three, because athletics is such a high-profile sport.

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