famed

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famedприлагательное
more famed
Срав.
most famed
Превосх.
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Переводы
The famed artist unveiled his latest masterpiece.
Знаменитый художник представил свою последнюю шедевр.
The city is famed for its historic architecture.
Город известен своей исторической архитектурой.
The famed scientist received numerous awards for his research.
Прославленный ученый получил множество наград за свои исследования.
Определения
Known widely and well; renowned.
The famed artist's work was displayed in galleries around the world.
famedпричастие прошедшего времени
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Used attributively or predicatively as the past participle of the verb “fame”, with the sense ‘made famous; celebrated’.
Определения
Celebrated or renowned as a result of having become famous.
His famed exploits were told and retold by generations of sailors.
fameсуществительное
Определения
The state of being known or recognized by many people due to one's achievements, skills, or qualities.
The actor achieved worldwide fame after starring in the blockbuster movie.
Public report or rumor about a person, event, or circumstance; reputation that is talked about.
There was fame throughout the realm that the king would abdicate.
fameглагол

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Герундий
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Archaic or literary transitive verb meaning “to make famous”.
Определения
To make or cause to become famous; to celebrate or proclaim widely.
Medieval ballads famed the knight’s bravery far and wide.
fameприлагательное
Определения
Attributive: relating to or associated with fame.
He enrolled in a fame school for aspiring actors.