Significados de once synonymous en inglés

Now everywhere we turn we hear words that were once synonymous with sin.

But it destroyed the communal listening experience that was once synonymous with hip-hop.

Pfizer was once synonymous with the treatment of cholesterol.

Detroit was once synonymous with U.S. manufacturing prowess.

Steve Earle was once synonymous with big beards, cowboy hats and sizable country-rock hits like Copperhead Road.

Uganda's northeast Karamoja region, once synonymous with cattle rustling and clan violence, is one of the poorest in the country.

Bogotá by Mike Power Bogotá was once synonymous with drugs and danger, and was avoided by all but the foolhardy.

Police sirens and the roar of helicopters were once synonymous in Soweto with the worst violence of the apartheid era.

F1 was once synonymous with glamour and allure, but years of scandal, chicanery and greed have plunged the sport into perilous disrepute.

A north Belfast interface once synonymous with sectarianism, anger and violence played host to Santa Claus, reindeer and a funfair over the weekend.

Failure to develop a wide portfolio of businesses may also have weakened the U.S. company, whose name was once synonymous with photography, Komori said.

William (Bill) Young, who died on March 11th aged 71, was a singer whose name was once synonymous with the performance of oratorio in Ireland.

Once synonymous with flat-caps and sepia-lacquered pre-war barber shops, the hot shave is once again on the male agenda.

Once synonymous with queues and hour-long waits, the bank has improved its service and is a popular stock among foreign investors.

Once synonymous with photography, Kodak has struggled with the move to digital cameras and failed to turn a profit since 2007.

Once synonymous with smartphones, the company has seen its rivals gradually gain ground in recent months, although Nokia claims it is still king.