Meanings of most famed in inglés

Nor are these, although the most famed, the only flowers thus loved.

As one of the most famed and feared links on the planet(...)

But the cloister windows were most famed of all for their great art and pleasing variety.

Given Gloria's most famed ditty is about survival more than obliteration, there is encouragement here for Australia surely.

But you feel very, very fresh. Nevertheless, one of the region's most famed dishes is Kampot pepper crab.

The Beatles and Liverpool FC are the city's most famed cultural icons -A Flock of Seagulls notwithstanding.

The green chile peppers roasting aromatically outside an Albuquerque supermarket are perhaps New Mexico's most famed and recognizable product.

The latitude matched what most cartographers estimated to be that of Guangzhou, the most famed port in the Chinese world.

If you're visiting the Cape and you'd like something other than the most famed shores, then this list is for you.

Romanee-Conti is one of the most famed vineyards in the world producing some of the most expensive wines in the world.

Considered a founding father of modern painting, Vincent van Gogh is also one of the most famed tragic figures in art history.

Now, we accept that even Nostradamus, the most famed sage of all, doesn't get the old prophecy game right all of the time.

While Gene had a long and successful career he is most famed for his role as Willy Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Sitting at the back of the Abbey's rehearsal space is what I take to be one of the theatre's most famed props(...)

ALBUQUERQUE N.M. (Reuters) - The green chile peppers roasting aromatically outside an Albuquerque supermarket are perhaps New Mexico's most famed and recognizable product.

It is most famed for being the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, a fact you'll be made aware of by the ubiquitous wares baring his image.