He became notorious because he gained fame by deceiving the public.是什么意思？

He became notorious because he gained fame by deceiving the public.

他因欺世盗名而臭名远扬.

he

pron. 他，它，一个人；n. 雄性动物；

例句
Logic had prevailed and he had abandoned the idea.
最终理智占了上风，他打消了那个念头。

became

v. 变为，成为（ become的过去式 ）；

例句
It became very clear that the incident was not just an aberration, it was not just a single incident.
事实已经很清楚，这件事不是偶发的，它并不是一起孤立的事件。

notorious

adj. 臭名昭著的，臭名远扬的，声名狼藉的，恶名昭著；

例句
The Hell's Angels were once the most notorious and anarchistic of motorbike gangs.
“地狱天使”曾是飞车党中最臭名昭著和无法无天的一伙。

because

conj. 因为；

例句
5,000 people die every year because of accidents in the home...
每年有5,000人死于家中的意外事故。

gained

v. 获得( gain的过去式和过去分词 )，赢得，增加，（钟、表）走快；

例句
Fans gained more enjoyment barracking him than cheering on the team...
球迷一个劲儿地嘘他，兴头远胜于为球队加油。

fame

n. 名声，名望，传闻，传说；vt. 使闻名，使出名，使有名望，<古>盛传；

例句
Barbara Follett's greatest claim to fame is that she taught Labour MPs how to look good on television.
芭芭拉·福利特最出名的事就是她教工党议员如何在电视上拥有良好形象。

by

prep. 在…旁边，表示方式，由于，经过；adv. 经过，表示保留或保存时用，短暂拜访；

例句
...expensive make-up that we saw being advertised by a beautiful model...
我们所见的由一位漂亮模特代言的昂贵化妆品

deceiving

v. 欺骗，蒙骗( deceive的现在分词 )；

例句
He should fear he was purposely deceiving him with empty promises.
他会担心他是故意用空话来搪塞他.

the

art. 指已提到的人（物），指说话人与听者已知的人（物），用于独一无二的事物前，与形容词最高级和序数词连用；

例句
He did have a real knowledge of the country...
他对该国的确知之甚多。

public

adj. 公众的，公共的，公开的，政府的，人人知道的，知名的；n. 大众，社会，公共场所，（文学家等的）爱读者；

例句
The public never had faith in his ability to handle the job...
公众从来不相信他有能力胜任这一职位。