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Meanings of national hero in English
Usage of national hero in English
1
In any case, many Sri Lankans still consider him a national hero.
2
Boukpeti, 27, was one good run away from becoming a national hero.
3
Meanwhile, Deschamps is being hailed as a new kind of national hero.
4
It's quite an ignoble beginning to the tale of a national hero!
5
Now that really would be a fitting tribute to a national hero.
6
In 1936, Boas appeared on the cover of Time, a national hero.
7
Lena became an instant national hero for ending Germany's three-decade Eurovision drought.
8
The most popular type of national hero is the 'strong silent man.'
9
But in death he was paid homage worthy of a national hero.
10
After that goal against Holland Jason McAteer is, of course, a national hero.
11
Zapata is widely considered a national hero and especially revered in rural Mexico.
12
I couldn't remember his name, but he became our national hero.
13
Pfitzner was widely performed in Nazi Germany but never became a national hero.
14
At that time, in the year 1801, Suwarow was our first national hero.
15
Luther, who now was the national hero of the Germans, went.
16
Now, having won an Oscar, Charlize Theron is a national hero.
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Translations for national hero
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National hero through the time
National hero across language varieties
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