Idolの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I love Porter Robinson!

I had always thought the lyrics said “I know, I know.” Now that I have reread them I can see they say “Idol, idol.”

I believe he means Idol in reference to a person you look up to for inspiration - someone you idolise.

A: A person or item that many people revere.

A: idol
"someone that you admire and respect very much
アイドル"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english-japanese/idol

They are telling the person, they really admire and look up to them.

look up to someone
"to respect and admire someone
（人）を尊敬する"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english-japanese/look-up-to-someone

A: An idol is someone or something people look up to. Someone or something who is loved or admired.

A: There are many popular Korean idols

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A: An 'Idol' is someone you admire, look up to, or think is very important.
'Ideal' is a subjective idea of what is good.

"Barack Obama is my Idol"
"The Ideal president would be like Barack Obama"
"He is my Idol, because he is an Ideal man"

A: Idol refers to someone famous whom you look up to. While ideal means someone who fits something you already have in mind.

An example for ideal is "He's my ideal guy for this job."

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Good. You have been very careful and precise about the different sounds. Well done

A: I want to become an idol

A: “I want to meet my idol”

A: Who is your idol?

A: I believe they are using "A" and "B" as example names for the idols, and they messed up the English a little, so I think they mean, "In "A" Idol's music video, there are some comments, "B" idol is in your area" as in, close to where you are right now. "A" and "B" are commonly used in english as examples so we do not have to elaborate on names and potentially confuse the person listening, this is also done with numbers, so instead of "A idol" and "B idol", it is, "idol 1" and "idol 2".

A: If my favorite idol group is more popular, I'll feel a little sad. It will be hard to get concert tickets.

A: trending, important, has a big impact on sth

A: Instead say, "He is my idol, and he is my motovation, which is why I want to speak many languages because I want to be like him."

A: An idol is someone somebody looks up to. It can be anyone from a celebrity to a political figure to a historical figure to your mom. Most of the time people use idol for celebrities but when saying you "idolize" someone it can be anyone you look up to.

A: Yes, it's the same meaning. She is my idol now, and in the future, for the rest of my life, she will always be my idol.