celebrity
21celebrity — ce|leb|ri|ty [sıˈlebrıti] n plural celebrities 1.) a famous living person = ↑star ▪ a sporting celebrity ▪ He became a national celebrity. ▪ They had invited a number of minor celebrities (=people who are not very famous) . 2.) [U] …
22celebrity — noun 1) a sports celebrity Syn: famous person, VIP, very important person, personality, name, big name, famous name, household name, star, superstar; informal celeb, somebody, someone, megastar Ant …
23celebrity — noun 1) his celebrity grew Syn: fame, prominence, renown, stardom, popularity, distinction, prestige, stature, repute, reputation 2) a sporting celebrity Syn: famous person …
24celebrity — {{＃}}{{LM C47071}}{{〓}} {{［}}celebrity{{］}} {{■}}(ing.){{□}} {{◆}}(pl. celebrities){{◇}} {{《}}▍ s.f.{{》}} Persona famosa o que goza de fama, popularidad y admiración pública: • Aquella película le convirtió en una celebrity.{{○}}… …
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25celebrity — noun /sɐˈlɛbrɜˌti/ a) A person who has a high degree of recognition by the general population; a famous person. b) Fame, renown; the quality of being a celebrity. See Also: celebutard …
26Celebrity — Ce|le|b|ri|ty [sə lɛbriti], die; , Pl. s od. …ies [engl. celebrity < lat. celebritas, zu lat. celeber = berühmt]: Berühmtheit, prominente Persönlichkeit …
27celebrity — a person employed as an entertainer Literally, deserving fame. Jargon of the entertainment industry: On the fringe of the famous... constantly invaded by idle chatter and envious gossip which inevitably, it seems, surrounds what is… …
28celebrity — ce|le|bri|ty sb., en, celebrities, i sms. celebrity , fx celebrityskandale …
29Celebrity Worship Syndrome — is an obsessive addictive disorder in which a person becomes overtly involved with the details of a celebrity s personal life.Schumaker, John F., Star Struck New Internationalist; Issue 363, p34 35, 2p, December 2003] Objects of… …
30Celebrity Century — Career Name: 1995 2006: Century 2006 present: Celebrity Century …
