人气 (人氣)
rén qì
Pinyin
Definition
人气 (人氣)
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- popularity
- personality
- character
Character Decomposition
Idioms (20)
一人得道,鸡犬升天
- 1 lit. when a man achieves the Dao, his poultry and dogs rise to Heaven (idiom)
- 2 fig. to ride on sb else's success
- 3 Once one man gets a government position, all his cronies get in too
- 4 Once sb has cracked the problem, every Tom, Dick and Harry can do it
一鸣惊人
- 1 to amaze the world with a single brilliant feat (idiom); an overnight celebrity
三人成虎
- 1 three men talking makes a tiger (idiom); repeated rumor becomes a fact
三人行,必有我师
- 1 lit. if three walk together, one can be my teacher (idiom, from the Analects of Confucius)
- 2 you have sth to learn from everyone
三个女人一台戏
- 1 three women are enough for a drama (idiom)
Sample Sentences
老一辈明星大多靠作品吸引观众,现在的偶像却是靠营造人设来增加人气呢。
Most of the older generation's stars rely on works to attract audiences, but now idols rely on creating characters to increase their popularity.
盘活了闲置的床位资源,为养老院增添了活力和人气,还有助于补上养老服务的短板。
Revitalise idle beds, liven up nursing home and also help to relieve the shortcomings of nursing home services.
引年轻人入住,一方面盘活了闲置的床位资源,另一方面,混龄居住,为养老院增添了活力和人气,有利于养老机构自身进一步发展。
Inviting young people to stay, on the one hand, better utilities unused bed resources, on the other hand, living in mixed ages environment, injects vitality and life to the nursing home. These are beneficial to the further development of the old-age homes.
是啊,这就是网红经济,指的就是这些网红们,拥有广大的粉丝之后,把人气转化为实际的买气,并从中获利最常见的就是直播拍卖。
I see, so this is the internet star economy.It’s these internet stars who, after accumulating a vast fan base, turn their popularity into concrete selling power, and profit from it. The most popular form is live stream auctions.
这一波网红经济突然这么火红,得归功于手机4G的普及,有些人靠拍短片,有些人靠直播。短片可以流传,累积点阅率创造人气。直播可以互动,而且是实时性的…
This wave of the internet star economy was able to become so popular so suddenly largely thanks to the popularization of 4G mobiles. Some people relied on short films for their success, while others used live streaming. Short films can be spread and accumulate hits, creating popularity. Live stream can involve interaction, and is in actual time...
看来你学日语还挺认真的!我觉得这几年汉语来自日语的词汇特别多,��如:量贩店、料理、人气、写真等等。不过我觉得这些词还是带有挺重的日本气息。
Looks like you've studied Japanese very diligently! I think in the last few years a lot of words have come into Chinese from the Japanese. For example: wholesale stores, cuisine, popularity, portrait and so on. But I think these words have a very strong Japanese flavor.
那是前些年,人们在网上发作品是为了找个地儿展示自己的才华,写的人免费写,看的人免费看。现在可不是这样了,发作品的大部分是和网站签约的写手。一部作品就是三章定生死,前三章写得好,点击量大,人气高的话,就会有人找他签约,签约了就会规定每周写多少字,完成多少工作量,然后根据付费的人数拿稿费。
That was a few years ago. People were publishing their works online as a way to develop their talents. The writers wrote for free and the readers read for free. Nowadays it's not like this at all. Most of the writers publishing works have signed contracts with the websites. A work of three chapters is all that matters. If those first three chapters are well written, the traffic is a lot and the response is great, then some people will look to sign a contract with him. After signing the contract, he's committed to writing so many words per week, completing so much work.Then he gets royalties according to the number of people who pay.
他们人气这么高跟网络时代和市场经济也有关系。现在获取知识和发表作品都很容易,再加上媒体炒作和出版社追捧,很快就名利双收了。只怕成名容易,潜力不足。
There being so much buzz about them is also related to the age of the internet and this market economy. Right now, acquiring knowledge and getting your literature out there is easy. On top of that, there's attention from the media and support from publishing companies. People can get rich and famous quickly. The fear is that becoming famous easily doesn't mean they have enough real potential.
那我们可以邀请达人秀的选手来参加。一来可以提升人气,二来也适合我们的主题。
Then we can invite some contestants from "China's Got Talent" to participate. It'll both increase popularity and suit our theme.
不管是开瓶器也好,军刀、牙膏也好,总之这些争议也大大地提升了这栋楼的人气。就像北京的央视大楼,奥运会的鸟巢和水立方,大家越争,它们越火。
Regardless of whether or not it looks like a bottle opener, a saber, or toothpaste, these kinds of arguments actually help make people more aware of these buildings. Like Beijing's CCTV building, the Olympic Bird's Nest, and the Water Cube. The more people talk about them, the more popular they become.