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1 čuvenost
• celebrity; fame; ilustriousness; notoriety; prominence; prominency -
2 glas
• breeze; bruit; call; cry; distinction; escupe notice; expiration; fame; hearsay; indication; intelligence; message; name; news; note; odor; odour; organ; part; phone; renown; report; reputation; repute; romour; rumor; rumour; savour; sough; sound; story; suffrage; tale; talk; tone; tongue -
3 pročuti se
• go out; spring into fame; to go out; transpire -
4 proslaviti
• celebrate; congratulate; emblazon; fame; sing; solemnize -
5 proslaviti se
• spring into fame -
6 slava
• celebrity; eclat; eminence; fame; festivity; glory; holiday; honor; kudos; name; odour; praise; renown; reputation -
7 svetska slava
• world-wide fame -
8 ugled
• consequence; consideration; credit; distinction; escutcheon; esteem; example; fame; importance; kudos; model; name; odour; prestige; report; reputation; repute; reupute; savour; urges; worth
См. также в других словарях:
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