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well known -
2 прочуен
famous, well known, notorious————————famous; well-known————————famous; well-known; glorious* * *renowned -
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adorable; lovely; beautiful; fine; charming; delightful; glorious; marvellous; splendid; superb; wonderful; super————————famous; well-known————————glorious, famous, renowned, celebrated, illustrious; (прекрасен) wonder full; grand————————famous; well-known; glorious* * *renowned, illustrious, well known -
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popular, famous, distinguished* * *known, all the vogue--------well known -
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adorable; lovely————————a magnificent, beautiful, wonderful, delightful, grand, fine, excellent————————adorable; lovely; beautiful; fine; charming; delightful; glorious; marvellous; splendid; superb; wonderful; super————————bright; shining; brilliant; superb————————famous; well-known; glorious————————charming; lovely* * *(разг)darling--------marvellous marvelous, superb, magnificent, amazing -
6 прославува прослави
to celebrate, to solemnize, to hold a festival, to keep a ceremony, to make famous (well known) -
7 прочуе се
to become famous (well known), to become notorious, to become public -
8 реномира се
to become famous (well known) to gain fame, to be celebrated; to gain reputation -
9 реномиран
of repute, celebrated, famous, well known
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