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Meanings of celebrities in English

Russian
celebrity
Portuguese
famoso
Spanish
famoso
Catalan
celebritat

Prominent person who commands some degree of public fascination and appears in the media.

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Usage of celebrities in English
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ANALYSIS:Shocking evidence was given this week by celebrities hounded by the press.
The Irish Times
2
Previous tax cases involving celebrities in Italy have led to out-of-court settlements.
Reuters
3
This year, celebrities showed up and showed out at Paris Fashion Week.
Ebony
4
She was one of a number of celebrities shocked by the result.
News.com.au
5
Now many celebrities have come forward to welcome the Philly rapper home.
Ebony
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The five most dangerous celebrities in cyberspace, according to McAfee are: 1.
Reuters
7
This year, Humphreys has slung together a particularly impressive line-up of celebrities.
The Irish Times
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Torchbearers have included celebrities, athletes and people chosen for their good works.
Reuters
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Today, Jones is surrounded by young actors who have become overnight celebrities.
Reuters
10
Of course, that doesn't mean traditional celebrities are totally off the table.
Wired
11
As time went by, access to celebrities became increasingly controlled by publicists.
The Guardian
12
It's almost impossible for journalists to cover celebrities without collapsing into conjecture.
Sex, drugs, and cocoa puffs
13
Do people want celebrities to stop doing charity work, because I don't?
The Guardian
14
Corporations, activists, celebrities, and politicians mobilize a galvanized community into moving forward.
Ebony
15
But the women's real prize is their new clout as local celebrities.
Reuters
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South African celebrities got behind the Bokke to launch the campaign too.
The South African
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