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1 го знаат како
known as -
2 познат како
known as -
3 знајно
known -
4 знаен
known, famous, familiar with, (добро) wellknown -
5 знајни и незнајни
known and unknown -
6 прочуен
famous, well known, notorious————————famous; well-known————————famous; well-known; glorious* * *renowned -
7 славен
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 -
8 популарен
popular, famous, distinguished* * *known, all the vogue--------well known -
9 дава на знаење
make known -
10 добро познат
well known -
11 знае
to know, to be aware of to realize, to be informed, to be versed in,* * *can (2nd sg arch canst)--------could couldst (can), know knew known -
12 има искуство
know knew known -
13 непознат
anonymous————————unknown, not known unacquainted with————————anonymous; foreigner; unknown————————foreigner* * *mysterious, off the beaten track -
14 огласува
to announce, to advertise, to proclaim* * *(на огласна табла)bill (3) v--------(слободно место)advertise--------make known, announce -
15 познат
renowned* * *renowned, known, established, recognized -
16 прекрасен
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 -
17 прогласува
herald v, vote v, promulgate————————to issue a manifesto, to proclaim, to declare————————proclaim* * *(победа банкрот)adjudicate 2--------herald (v), vote (v), promulgate, make known -
18 се претставува
make oneself known -
19 се разбира
of course* * *(Ам)surely--------know knew known, to be sure -
20 соопштува
impart————————to announce; to communicate; to report; to bring word; to let (someone) know; to inform, to notify; to make known————————communicate* * *impart, convey
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Known — Known, p. p. of {Know}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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known — pp. of KNOW (Cf. know) … Etymology dictionary
known as — Going by the name of • • • Main Entry: ↑know … Useful english dictionary
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