单词 | one-hit wonder |
释义 | one-hit wondernoun variants or less commonly one hit wonder or one-hit-wonder plural one-hit wonders also one hit wonders or one-hit-wonders 1 : a musical group that has achieved recognition on the basis of only one widely popular song Such folks as John Lennon, the Byrds, Lou Rawls, the Hollies, Cyndi Lauper and one-hit wonder Peter McCann will entertain you via a radio played at an unobtrusive level. Pete Bishop also : the widely popular song of a one-hit wonder Their 1994 hit "Macarena" has often been voted as the top one-hit-wonder of all time. Kathryn Williams 2 : a person, group, or organization that is known only for a single notable event, product, etc. But without Pat Croce or Maurice Cheeks to mediate the Larry Brown-Allen Iverson relationship, the Sixers could easily be a one-hit wonder. Mike Wise Years later, [Steve] Jobs famously described how devastated he felt, only to realize that getting fired from Apple helped him develop the sustained creativity that turned him from a one-hit wonder into a great business leader. Rick Newman also : the notable event, product, etc. of a one-hit wonder For readers who aren't as head-over-heels for poetry as I am, The Bell Jar might seem like writer Sylvia Plath's one hit wonder. E. Ce Miller |
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