重点讲解：
1. be known/famous for
以…闻名的；
eg. The university, best known for producing top-notch engineers, hosts students from 126 countries.
这所大学以培养顶尖的工程师而闻名，招收来自126个国家的学生0EeYDKb9a[!vjR![.。
eg. It's no coincidence that so many employers on the best companies list are famous for their festivities.
最适宜工作的公司榜单中的许多公司都以快乐工作著称，这并非巧合~lFKz5%s3F%i。
2. be known as
称为；叫做；
eg. They're fond of holding what are laughingly known as literary soirees.
他们爱举行戏称之为文学晚会的活动%wN7-MAp,&k*TG;hOM=e。
eg. The Qinghai-Xizang Plateau has long been known as the roof of the world.
青藏高原素有世界屋脊之称EDx~qv&si*nmm0mVCz^。
3. all the way
（强调距离）一路；一直；
eg. Such attitudes go all the way up to the boardroom.
这样的态度还一直蔓延到董事会中ty(j(NikZm)gwigeiM8。
eg. The walk from the village to Greystones was uphill all the way.
从村子到格雷斯通斯走的一直都是上坡路HB@63x_)[H。
4. by far
（比较时用作强调）显然，…得多，大大地；
eg. By far the most important issue for them is unemployment.
对他们来说最重要的无疑就是失业问题rBpi1PXC2;,&PyzaL.#。
eg. It was better by far to be clear-headed.
保持头脑清醒要好得多L2wRWuN@rD2,qpS。
5. in fact
（用于修正、引出相反意见或对比等）事实上，其实；
eg. In fact, it's extremely common.
实际上，这是一种非常普遍的现象17^~XbNUHT。
eg. Employees are in fact eager for such collaboration.
雇员们其实非常渴求这样的协作关系TZGNN;]mpj。