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fame

/feɪm/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'une personne connue ou reconnue par beaucoup de gens, souvent grâce à des réalisations ou qualités exceptionnelles.

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/feɪm/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état d'une personne connue ou reconnue par beaucoup de gens, souvent grâce à des réalisations ou qualités exceptionnelles.

A noun referring to the state of being known or recognized by many people, often due to notable achievements or qualities.

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  1. Widespread recognitionB1formal

    The state of being known or recognized by many people, typically for achievements or qualities.

    frCélébrité (reconnaissance publique)

    • She achieved fame as a novelist after her first book.
    • His fame spread quickly across the country.
    • Many actors struggle with the pressures of fame.

    Synonymescelebritydistinctioneminencenotorietyprestigeprominencerenownreputationstardom

    Antonymesanonymityobscurity

  2. Reputation or renownB1formal

    A person's reputation or standing in the public eye, often associated with success.

    frrenommée, réputation publique

    • The artist's fame grew after the exhibition.
    • He rose to fame through his groundbreaking research.
    • Fame can be fleeting if not maintained.

    Synonymescelebritydistinctioneminencenotabilityprestigerecognitionrenownreputationreputestardom

    Antonymesanonymityinfamyobscurity

Formes
  • fames plural form
  • fames' possessive plural form
  • fame's possessive singular form
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