Day660-铁杆粉丝怎么说

“铁杆粉丝”怎么说呢？传奇的“奥运大叔” An iconic Japanese Olympic fan, who attended every summer games since Tokyo in 1964 has passed away just a year ahead of the Summer Games returning to his hometown. Naotoshi Yamada, a Tokyo-based businessman, died from heart failure at the age of 92 last week.自1964年东京奥运会以来，每届夏季奥运会都有一位标志性的日本奥运迷出席。东京商人山田直敏(Naotoshi Yamada)上周死于心力衰竭，享年92岁。 1.iconic 符号的，形象的2.an iconic figure 一个标志性人物3.Pass away 逝世，离世4.heart failure 心力衰竭 The die-hard Olympic fan, popularly known as "Uncle Olympics", was a national celebrity in his own right with his regular appearances in Olympic stands since the 1964 Summer Games.这位被称为“奥林匹克大叔”的铁杆奥运迷，自1964年夏季奥运会以来就以自己的身份定期出现在奥运赛场上，成为全国名人。 5.celebrity /sɪ'lebrɪtɪ/ 名人6.in one’s own right 靠自己能力得到by reason of one's own ability or ownership Eg.she's a rich woman in her own right rather than by inheritance.她是个有钱的女人，靠的是她自己的能力，而不是继承来的。 如何表示“铁粉”die-hard fanAre you a die-hard fan of American English Express?你是美语早班车的忠实铁粉吗？