Usage of "well-known"

Frequently experienced; known closely or intimately.

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Well or widely known.

Well-known.

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Использование термина well-known на английском

When countries prosper, birth rates fall: this is a well-known, global trend. 
 Wired 

Rationale and objectives: Vasodilatation is a well-known side effect of contrast media. 
 Pubmed 

But it was when he said reality has a well-known Liberal bias. 
 The new yorker 

In a so-called traditional heterosexual union, the roles are clear and well-known. 
 Ebony 

But large, well-known private firms don't need a SPAC to go public. 
 Reuters 

Foreign Minister Murray McCully said the two vessels are well-known repeat offenders. 
 Radio NZ 

Hypoglycemia induced by alcohol ingestion is a well-known problem in diabetic patients. 
 Pubmed 

Oh well, I could always ask Google, that well-known friend of freedom. 
 The Guardian 

Introduction: The benefits of physical activity for manual wheelchair users are well-known. 
 Pubmed 

Thailand is a well-known trafficking hub of illicit wildlife products, including ivory. 
 Reuters 

Exposures: Work stress was measured with the well-known JS and ERI models. 
 Pubmed 

Huyghue said the TV deal will be with a well-known national broadcaster. 
 Reuters 

At first thought, there's the well-known risk of having sensitive data hacked. 
 News.com.au 

This point wasn't the best of meets, but was a well-known building. 
 Class of 88 

The paper is published in the well-known town of Sudbury, in Suffolk. 
 All Things Considered 

Ephesus was a well-known seaport and the principal city in Roman Asia. 
 Weymouth New Testament in Modern Speech, Preface and Introductio... 

Значения термина well-known на английском