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101 известен
acquaintedfamiliarfamousillustriousknownnotedpopularrenownedwell-known -
102 небезызвестен
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103 известно
( from известный) pred. it is known, it is well known -
104 известный
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105 общеизвестный
adj. commonly known, well known -
106 раскручивать
to promote, to publicize; разг. to hypeРаскрученный певец — much touted/hyped singer
раскрученный политик — well–known politician
нераскрученный — little–known, virtually unknown
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107 знакомый
1. прил.1) knownхорошо знакомый — well-known, old-hat; familiar; conversant
2) (с кем-л./чем-л.) familiar, acquainted (with)2. муж.; скл. как прил.acquaintance; friendшапочный знакомый — nodding acquaintance, passing acquaintance
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108 известный известн·ый
1) (знакомый) knownстать известным (о секретной информации и т.п.) — to leak out
2) (знаменитый) well-known / popular / famous / distinguished; (с плохой стороны) notoriousRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > известный известн·ый
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109 известный
прл1) знакомый known2) знаменитый well-known, famous, popular; of note litпеча́льно изве́стный — infamous, notorious
изве́стная фи́рма — reputable firm
университе́т воспита́л не́сколько изве́стных учёных — the university has produced several scientists of note
3) некоторый certainв изве́стных слу́чаях — in certain cases
в изве́стной ме́ре — to a certain extent/degree
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110 общеизвестный
прлgenerally known, well-knownобщеизве́стно нрч, что... — it is common knowledge that…
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111 хорошо знакомый
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112 известно
( from известный), pred.it is known, it is well known -
113 известный
adj.known, well-known, certain, familiar, famous (often translatable by the or a) -
114 общеизвестный
adj.commonly known, well known -
115 факт хорошо известный
факт хорошо известный — well-known factРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > факт хорошо известный
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116 хорошо известный факт
хорошо известный факт — well-known factРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > хорошо известный факт
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117 ведь
conj. particle, but, in fact, as a matter of fact; но ведь это всем известно, but this is well known -
118 давно
adv. for long, long ago; давно известный, familiar, well known -
119 заведомо
adv. certainly, trivially, a fortiori, knowingly, necessarily; pred, it is automatic (that), it is trivial (that), it is (well) known (that)Русско-английский словарь математических терминов > заведомо
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120 ведь
См. также в других словарях:
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well-known — [wel′nōn′] adj. 1. widely or generally known; famous or notorious 2. thoroughly known … English World dictionary
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