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Significados de celebrity en inglés

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celebrity
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celebritat

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

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fama
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fama

The state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed.

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Examples for "celebrities"
Examples for "celebrities"
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ANALYSIS:Shocking evidence was given this week by celebrities hounded by the press.
The Irish Times
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Previous tax cases involving celebrities in Italy have led to out-of-court settlements.
Reuters
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This year, celebrities showed up and showed out at Paris Fashion Week.
Ebony
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She was one of a number of celebrities shocked by the result.
News.com.au
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Now many celebrities have come forward to welcome the Philly rapper home.
Ebony
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He may be the least famous person ever to get the gig.
The Irish Times
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Who is the most famous person you have in your mobile phone?
The Guardian
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What should I do if I'm seated next to a famous person?
Radio NZ
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As with any moderately famous person, footballers are the source of much gossip.
News.com.au
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Grace Courtland was probably the most famous person in the world.
The Dragon Factory
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The most prominent person, as to social standing, is probably the knight.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 3 part 2: Renaissance and Refor...
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One of their demands is that if we do, they'll kill another prominent person.
The bricklayer
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That explained how long, detailed accounts would appear so soon after a prominent person's death.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Mrs. Flynn was a prominent person in her sodality.
The Brick Moon, and Other Stories
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Besides, you should not be severe upon all because one prominent person has proved unworthy.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 17, March, 1859 / A Magazin...
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Here are buried many famous persons as the grandchildren of Mohammed.
Modern Persia
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Many famous persons drop down there to browse.
The new yorker
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Several interesting and even famous persons lived there.
The Way of Ambition
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Why should not autograph letters from famous persons be of equal service in his struggle for self-education?
The Americanization of Edward Bok / The Autobiography of a Dutch...
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The Prince of Wales had sent them a piano, and many fine pictures ornamented the walls from famous persons.
Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag, Volume 2 / Shawl-Straps
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celebrity

Google cloud console.

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celebrity

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

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