ill-famed
/ˈɪl.feɪmd/Word connections
adjective
/ˈɪl.feɪmd/
Устаревшее прилагательное, означающее имеющий плохую репутацию; пользующийся дурной славой или бесчестный.
Adjetivo que designa a alguien o algo con mala reputación o mala fama; que es deshonroso o de mala memoria.
Adjectif désuet signifiant qui a mauvaise réputation ; jouissant d'une renommée négative ou déshonorant.
Veraltetes Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung, dass jemand oder etwas einen schlechten Ruf hat; verrufen oder ehrlos ist.
Adjetivo pouco usado que significa que tem má reputação; que é malvisto ou desonrado.
指名声不好、有恶名的；常用于形容人或事物因劣迹而臭名昭著。
صفة تعني سيئ السمعة أو مشهور بالسوء، أي من عُرف بأمر مذموم أو غير شريف.
An archaic adjective meaning having a bad reputation; notorious or infamous.
NotoriousC1formal
Widely and unfavorably known; having a bad reputation.
Пользующийся дурной славойde mala famade mauvaise réputationBerüchtigtDe má fama臭名昭著سيئ السمعة- The ill-famed pirate was feared across the seven seas.
- That district is ill-famed for its high crime rate.
- He became ill-famed after the scandal broke.
Forms
- more ill-famed comparative form
- most ill-famed superlative form
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