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Meanings of notability in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "notable"
Examples for "notable"
1
Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
2
So far, Iraq has achieved several notable successes on the political level.
3
Avoid asking when there's a notable market or industry downturn, for example.
4
Risk models with combined genetic and environmental factors have notable discrimination power.
5
But notable exceptions include major developing countries such as China and India.
1
Five minutes later the legal luminary came out of the telephone box.
2
That luminary was the abode of one of his most important gods.
3
This central luminary will shine on your words with a noon-tide brightness.
4
I'm stronger than you are, luminary, but I can't use the Zoi.
5
The Scotch bill had been brought forward by a Scotch legal luminary.
1
He became a leading light in Zapata Petroleum, later a major oil company.
2
He went on to become a leading light of the Young British Artists.
3
Steven Pienaar This old stager is a leading light for South Africans abroad.
4
Analysts said this was unlikely to change with the passing of Swatch's leading light.
5
Medin, 32, already ranks as a leading light in the development of the Internet.
1
But the guiding light, the grand aim, the ennobling influence were gone.
2
He was my guiding light. His father was also active on Twitter.
3
A beacon to follow, a guiding light in an otherwise empty existence.
4
The Irish people saluted Chancellor Kohl as its architect and guiding light.
5
It's important to remember that tarot is a helpful hand and guiding light.
Usage of notability in anglès
1
There was scarcely a country she had not visited, a notability she had not met.
2
Every person of any social notability was invited.
3
With the adjournment of the legislature, Samuel Clemens returned to Virginia City distinctly a notability-MarkTwain.
4
She took her notability for granted, as she took her mature good looks and her independent fortune.
5
The former does retain some notability -notoriety, perhaps -as the film for which Elizabeth Taylor won her first Oscar.
6
Mrs. Maldon had risen to welcome him with the punctilious warmth due to an old gentleman, a trustee, and a notability.
7
There's a name for this: the 'notability test.' I had the rare opportunity to observe this process up close, in real time.
8
As a result, the Daily Mail should not be used for determining notability, nor should it be used as a source in articles.
9
After extensively studying the black blogosphere, I've learned there are several quick and easy ways to take your notability to the next level.
10
Let us keep along the Lung'Arno; Montanelli will pass on his way back from church and I am like Grassini- Iwantto see the notability.
11
Such were the notabilities whom the famous beauty gathered about her.
12
Paris was full of notabilities whom he sought to turn into useful allies.
13
The besieging army was rich in notabilities of elevated rank.
14
Three places were reserved for the minister and his family up by the notabilities.
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All the notabilities of the place seemed to be there.
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Hill was one of the notabilities of that immense throng.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Notability through the time