Significats de become infamous en anglès

If we now shamefully fail, we shall become infamous to the whole world.

By disappearing, though, Thayer has become infamous, an even bigger star.

In the 1990s, Guzman had become infamous for hiding seven tons of cocaine in cans of chili peppers.

Those who transgress them in the hopes of shining, miss their aim, and become infamous, or at least, contemptible.

However, after that dinner, Mr Scaramucci, called Lizza and exploded with a range of comments that have since become infamous.

Yet this seemingly unremarkable park, built in the early 1990s on the site of an old train station, has become infamous.

The response was an uncharacteristic splurge on older, experienced players in the last 48 hours before the deadline that has become infamous.

They were the product of the endemic corruption and graft for which the Indian office had justly become infamous by the 1860s.

I shudder when I think of it now, but I could have become infamous, like the killers of Jesse James or John Lennon.

One federal court in east Texas in particular has become infamous as a magnet for patent litigation because of its plaintiff-friendly rules and sympathetic juries.

Toward the end of that protracted period of surveillance, Lane knew that he had become infamous in the eyes of most of that younger set.

The match became infamous for Williams' fiery comments toward the presiding umpire.

K6 West became infamous after shutting down numerous teams of world-class climbers.

Those he publicly named as polluters of the lake became infamous in Wuxi.

Swastika as a symbol of Nazi Germany The Swastika became infamous during Nazi Germany.

The producers and video team became infamous within the scene.