Pronunciation: /ˈaɪ.dəl/
noun a person or thing that is greatly admired, loved, or revered
A1 My idol is a famous singer.
A2 She has a poster of her idol on her bedroom wall.
B1 Many people look up to their idols for inspiration.
B2 Becoming an idol in the entertainment industry requires talent and hard work.
C1 Despite his fame, the actor remained humble and down-to-earth, making him a true idol.
C2 The legendary musician is not only an idol to his fans but also a mentor to aspiring artists.
verb None
A1 She idolizes her favorite singer.
A2 He idolizes his older brother and wants to be just like him.
B1 The young girl idolizes the famous actress and dreams of meeting her one day.
B2 Fans often idolize athletes for their skills and dedication to their sport.
C1 Despite his flaws, many people still idolize him as a great leader.
C2 The artist was idolized by his peers for his innovative and groundbreaking work.
adjective None
A1 She has an idol singer poster on her bedroom wall.
A2 My sister's idol actor is Tom Hanks.
B1 The young girl's idol athlete inspired her to start running.
B2 The pop star was considered an idol figure among teenagers.
C1 The artist became an idol in the eyes of art enthusiasts.
C2 The Nobel laureate was an idol for generations to come.
adverb None
A1 She idolizes her favorite singer.
A2 He idolizes his older brother and wants to be just like him.
B1 As a child, she idolized her parents and thought they could do no wrong.
B2 Despite his flaws, she still idolizes him and sees him as a role model.
C1 Growing up, she idolized famous athletes and dreamed of becoming one herself.
C2 After meeting her idol in person, she was starstruck and speechless.
pronoun None
A1 My idol is a famous singer.
A2 I want to meet my idol one day.
B1 She considers her idol to be a role model.
B2 His idol inspired him to pursue a career in music.
C1 The artist's idolization by fans can sometimes be overwhelming.
C2 Despite his fame, he remains humble and grateful to his idol for the inspiration.
preposition None
A1 I look up to my idol for inspiration.
A2 She has a poster of her favorite idol on her bedroom wall.
B1 The singer is considered an idol by many of her fans.
B2 He became an idol in the world of sports after winning multiple championships.
C1 The actor's portrayal of the character made him an idol in the film industry.
C2 She has been an idol to aspiring artists for decades.
conjunction None
A1 I like to watch my idol on TV.
A2 She wants to become a singer like her idol.
B1 Despite his busy schedule, he always finds time to meet his idol.
B2 Having an idol can inspire you to work harder towards your goals.
C1 As an idol in the industry, she has a responsibility to set a good example for her fans.
C2 His idol's success motivated him to pursue his own dreams with determination.
interjection None
A1 Idol! I can't believe I won the game.
A2 Idol! You did a great job on your presentation.
B1 Idol! I admire your dedication to your studies.
B2 Idol! Your performance on stage was truly impressive.
C1 Idol! Your talent never ceases to amaze me.
C2 Idol! Your work ethic is truly inspiring.
article None
A1 My idol is a famous singer.
A2 She has a poster of her idol on her bedroom wall.
B1 As a child, he looked up to his idol and wanted to be just like him.
B2 Meeting her idol in person was a dream come true.
C1 Her idol inspired her to pursue a career in music.
C2 Despite his fame, he remains humble and grateful to his fans who idolize him.
formal The young singer looked up to her idol for inspiration and guidance.
informal I've been following my favorite idol on social media for years.
slang My friends and I are huge fans of that K-pop idol.
figurative In the world of fashion, she is considered an idol for her innovative designs.
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