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Music impresario Simon Cowell may top the record charts with his proteges, but could only manage a modest 43 in the best-dressed list.
音樂(lè)經(jīng)理人西蒙·考威爾或許因?yàn)殚T(mén)生眾多而能夠問(wèn)鼎音樂(lè)排行榜，但是在“英國(guó)最具衣著品味男人”榜中他只得到一個(gè)不好不壞的43名。
Federal regulators in the United States have charged the financier and cricket impresario, Allen Stanford, with what they described as massive fraud.
聯(lián)邦監(jiān)管機(jī)構(gòu)在美國(guó)已落案起訴金融家和板球經(jīng)理，艾倫斯坦福大學(xué)，與他們稱(chēng)之為大規(guī)模舞弊。
Not long after World War II, a small-time impresario in Los Angeles named Irwin Parnes heard what he thought was a great pianist at a cocktail party of Hungarians.
二戰(zhàn)后不久，洛杉磯的一位名為歐文·帕內(nèi)斯（Irwin Parnes）的三流經(jīng)理人在一個(gè)匈牙利人的雞尾酒會(huì)上聽(tīng)到一位鋼琴家的演奏。

His job is to act as the impresario of London's many councils, boards and agencies.
ECONOMIST: Mayor Ken
Today, the hip-hop impresario has evolved into a celebrity, in the truest sense of the word.
FORBES: Magazine Article
To date Cowell the performer has been the best asset of Cowell the impresario.
FORBES: Magazine Article

a person who arranges different types of public entertainment, such as theatre, musical, and dance events

An impresario is a person who arranges for plays, concerts, and other entertainments to be performed.