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Meanings of celebrity in English

Russian
celebrity
Portuguese
famoso
Spanish
famoso
Catalan
celebritat

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

Related terms
celebrity
Portuguese
fama
Catalan
fama
Spanish
fama

The state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed.

fama
Spanish
celebrity
Catalan
celebrity

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celebrity

A noteworthy or popular person, often a performer or athlete.

Usage of celebrity in English
1
When it came to celebrity power, it all felt quite low key.
The Irish Times
2
But then of course celebrity pets so often get a raw deal.
The Guardian
3
Freddie de la Hay was, of course, quite unaware of his celebrity.
Corduroy mansions
4
Are glossy celebrity selfies the best way to achieve the campaign's aims?
The Guardian
5
In recent years, Rivers found a career niche commenting on celebrity fashion.
Reuters
6
These days, celebrity agents and managers regularly approach Proactiv about endorsement deals.
Reuters
7
Yeah, for about five minutes every day: local headlines, sports, celebrity gossip.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
8
His work has drawn media headlines and the interest of celebrity chefs.
Reuters
9
According to celebrity site X17Online, sources claim the French actress is pregnant.
News.com.au
10
The multitalented entertainer recently signed a major contract with Wilhelmina's celebrity division.
Ebony
11
The paper was published in August 2003, and Lynds became a celebrity.
Wired
12
She's also started a new partnership with fellow celebrity publicist Jonathan Cheban.
NY Magazine
13
He is neither a celebrity in China nor especially rich, he says.
The Guardian
14
I think the whole industry of celebrity and fame is really Faustian.
Feminist dot com
15
However, the curvy celebrity has embraced her body and her clothing choices.
News.com.au
16
Wark was on the celebrity version earlier this year and loved it.
The Guardian