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Перевод: fame

[существительное]
слава ; известность ; репутация ; молва ;
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Тезаурус:

1. It was dug up in the sixteenth century and achieved fame almost immediately, entering the imperial collections, and being drawn by artists such as Apianus in 1534.
2. The fame of mind I've been in from the beginning," he says, "is a belief in the spirit: it moves me, it's in my heart.
3. It seems Mr Zaitsev may be about to lose his monopoly on fame.
4. The two had much in common: conceit, fame, unorthodox pulpit manners and a trenchant belief in liberal progress.
5. Elsewhere in the awards, Sir Alistair Grant and Sir Michael Angus entered the UK and International Marketing Halls of Fame respectively.
6. With her mother's reluctant approval, she gave up her easy life ashore and went to sea, a career she was to follow for almost 50 years and which was to bring her lasting fame.
7. He was about to embark on temporary fame, not unaided by the fact that his coach, Ken Seddington, was Benny Hill's television stand-in.
8. Bill Lockhart and Betty Street have also achieved international fame for the quilted effects on their Texan creations, where the sewing skills are admired as much as the medley of geometric colour patterns.
9. Bill Wyman's Framus Star bass is another example of a poor relation whose profile rocketed alongside the fame of its player.
10. It has no present claim to fame and its longest guidebook entry are the words in Domesday.
11. Writer of television classics such as Rock Follies, Video Stars, and Upline , Howard Schuman who also penned the recently televised Selling Hitler can be seen in conversation with writer Michael Eaton of Fellow Traveller and Shoot To Kill fame.
12. "Fame, Fame, fatal Fame/It can play hideous tricks on the brain' - "Frankly Mr Shankly".
13. The younger generations of Tenants still earn their share of fame and, unfortunately, notoriety.