n.(某团体或职业中的)老前辈，资格最老者，元老

原形：doyen复数：doyens

The head gardener, often referred to as the doyen of horticulture, is known for his extensive knowledge in plant cultivation.
头号园艺师，常被称为园艺界的老前辈，以其深厚的植物栽培知识而闻名。
The doyen of the literary world, aged 90, still publishes books and lectures regularly.
文学界的泰斗，尽管已年届九十，仍然定期出版书籍并发表演讲。
The doyen among chefs, Chef Pierre, has won multiple Michelin stars throughout his career.
在厨师中堪称大师的皮埃尔大厨，在他的职业生涯中赢得了多枚米其林星。
The doyen of the fashion industry, Anna Wintour, is known for her impeccable taste and influence.
时尚界的元老级人物安娜·温图尔，以她无可挑剔的审美和影响力而著称。
The doyen of the university's economics department, Dr. Johnson, retired after 40 years of service.
经济学系的元老约翰逊博士在服务40年后退休。
The doyen of dance, prima ballerina Dame Margot Fonteyn, was revered for her graceful movements and artistry.
舞蹈界的泰斗玛戈特·方廷女士，因其优雅的动作和艺术才华备受尊敬。
The doyen of journalism, Mr. White, has covered major events for over six decades.
新闻界的元老怀特先生，报道重大事件超过六十年。
The doyen of local politics, Mayor Thompson, is well-respected for his integrity and commitment to public service.
当地政治界的领军人物汤普森市长，因其正直和对公共服务的投入而备受尊敬。
The doyen of science fiction, Isaac Asimov, was a prolific writer with an immense impact on the genre.
科幻小说的大师艾萨克·阿西莫夫，是该领域的高产作家，对科幻文学产生了巨大影响。
The doyen of classical music, conductor Bernstein, was celebrated for his dynamic interpretations of symphonies.
古典音乐界的宗师伯恩斯坦，以其充满活力的交响乐诠释而受到赞誉。