renowned
ünlü
definition
adjective
a restaurant renowned for its Southwestern-style food
known or talked about by many people; famous.
translation of 'renowned'
adjective
şanlı,
ünlü,
meşhur,
şöhretli
example
The towering walls were covered with paintings of the world's most 'renowned' artists.
Following are the declarations of two well 'renowned' scholars of Hindu philosophy.
The department has an ambitious publishing program that regularly publishes books by our students and 'renowned' photographers.
And, of course, Scotland today is justly 'renowned' as a land entirely without poverty and crime.
Several of the authors are 'renowned' for their expertise in this area of study.
People from all over the world study in this colorful, mountainous country, long 'renowned' for its inexpensive schools.
Things will never be the same again in a village 'renowned' for its beauty and tranquillity.
Most world-famous cities have an equally 'renowned' river flowing through them.
Professor Michael is internationally 'renowned' for his work on artificial plasma solutions and scientific development in relation to major surgery.
The 25,000 residents are culturally mixed and 'renowned' for their friendliness.
He was gifted with his hands and was 'renowned' for the quality of his building work.
Jet Propulsion Labs of California are internationally 'renowned' for their astounding scientific achievements.
the city is 'renowned' for its architecture
The city became a magnet drawing other 'renowned' architects adding their signatures.
The classes he took became 'renowned' for their excellence.
Faye is internationally 'renowned' for his work with military, law enforcement and security forces.
the 'renowned' artist
William would follow in his father's footsteps and also become an 'renowned' architect.
he's 'renowned' for fighting
Their grandfather was a 'renowned' concert pianist and composer in Adelaide.
She was 'renowned' for her fine seamstress abilities down through the years.
the university is internationally 'renowned'
The gallery's current maritime theme is appropriate in a village once 'renowned' as the home of the sea captains.
Rightly or wrongly, we British may not be 'renowned' for the quality of our cooking.
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