celebrated

• Descreve alguém ou algo amplamente conhecido e aclamado por suas conquistas ou qualidades.

Describes someone or something that is widely known and praised for their achievements or qualities.

1. Famous and admiredB2formal

   Widely known and praised for achievements or qualities.

   Celebrado

   • The celebrated author received a lifetime achievement award.
   • She is a celebrated scientist in the field of genetics.
   • The city is home to many celebrated artists and musicians.

   Sinônimosdistinguishedeminentfamedfamousillustriousnotablerenowned

   Antônimosinfamousnotoriousobscureunknown

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de marcar uma ocasião ou evento especial com festividades ou alegria.

A verb used to indicate the act of marking a special occasion or event with festivities or joy.

1. Mark a special occasionA2formal

   To perform activities to show joy and honor on a special day or event.

   Celebrar

   • We celebrated her birthday with a big party.
   • They celebrate Christmas every year with their family.
   • The town celebrated its 200th anniversary with a parade.

   Sinônimoscommemoratefetehonormarkobservepartyrejoicetoast

2. B1formal

   To publicly praise or honor someone or something.

   Celebrar

   • The article celebrates the achievements of local artists.
   • The ceremony celebrated the bravery of the firefighters.
   • We should celebrate the diversity of our community.

   Sinônimosacclaimapplaudcommendextolglorifyhailhonorlaudlionizepraise

   Antônimoscensurecondemncriticizedenouncedisparage

3. Enjoy oneselfA2informal

   To have a good time, often with food, drink, and dancing.

   Divertir-se

   • After the exam, they went out to celebrate.
   • Let's celebrate our success with a nice dinner.
   • The team celebrated their victory at the pub.

   Sinônimoscarousegroovemake merrypartyrevelroister

   Antônimosgrievelamentmournsorrow