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immortalise

/ɪˈmɔː.təl.aɪz/

Traducción: Hacer que alguien o algo sea famoso durante mucho tiempo, asegurando que sea recordado; también, representar o fijar algo de manera duradera, como en una obra artística o escrita.

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/ɪˈmɔː.təl.aɪz/C2formalbritish
  • esHacer que alguien o algo sea famoso durante mucho tiempo, asegurando que sea recordado; también, representar o fijar algo de manera duradera, como en una obra artística o escrita.

To make someone or something famous for a very long time, ensuring they are remembered.

  1. To memorializeB2formalbritish

    To preserve the memory of a person or event through a lasting tribute or record.

    esInmortalizar (homenaje conmemorativo)

    • The statue was erected to immortalise the war heroes.
    • Her achievements were immortalised in a biography.
    • The song immortalises the spirit of the revolution.

    Sinónimoscelebratecommemorateenshrineperpetuatepreserverecord

    Antónimosforget

  2. To make eternally famousB2formalbritish

    To cause someone or something to be remembered forever, often through art or media.

    esinmortalizar

    • The artist immortalised the queen in a portrait.
    • His heroic deeds immortalised him in the nation's history.
    • The film immortalised the actor as a cultural icon.

    Sinónimoscelebratecommemorateenshrineexaltperpetuate

    Antónimosforgetobscure

Formas
  • immortalised past participle
  • immortalized past participle
  • immortalised past simple
  • immortalized past simple
  • immortalising present participle
  • immortalizing present participle
  • immortalises third person singular
  • immortalizes third person singular