Significado de fame en inglés
famefame /feɪm/ noun [uncountable] 
Ver todas las traducciones the state of being known about by a lot of people because of your achievementsestado de ser conocido por mucha gente a causa de los propios logros: 
He claims he is not really interested in fame.Él afirma que no le interesa de verdad la fama.of ... fame (=used to show what someone is famous for)(=usado para indicar aquello por lo que alguien es famoso) Muhammad Ali, of boxing fameMuhammad Ali, famoso por el boxeoCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONESverbsverboswin/gain fame· He won fame when he appeared in the film ‘The Graduate’.· Ganó fama cuando apareció en la película "The Graduate".achieve/find fame· Amy Johnson found fame as a pilot.· Amy Johnson alcanzó la fama como piloto.bring/win somebody/something fame· Chomsky’s theories about language brought him fame.· Las teorías lingüísticas de Chomsky le trajeron fama.rise to fame (=become famous)· She rose to fame during the early Sixties.· Alcanzó la fama a principios de los años sesenta.shoot to fame (=become famous very suddenly)· She shot to fame as a result of her victory in the Olympics.· Saltó a la fama gracias a su victoria en los Juegos Olímpicos.seek fame (=try to become famous)· He sought fame in the jazz clubs of New York.· Buscó la fama en los clubes de jazz de Nueva York.enjoy fame (=be famous)· The town briefly enjoyed fame as the location of a popular television series.· La ciudad gozó brevemente de fama por ser el escenario de una popular serie de televisión.adjectivesadjetivosinternational/worldwide fame· Edinburgh achieved international fame as a centre of medical education.· Edimburgo alcanzó fama internacional como centro de educación médica.national fame· Her oil paintings won her national fame.· Sus pinturas al óleo le valieron fama nacional.lasting fame (=being famous for a long time)· Diderot gained lasting fame as the editor of the French Encyclopaedia.· Diderot ganó una fama duradera como editor de la Enciclopedia francesa.brief fame (=being famous for a short time)· Ed achieved brief fame as a pop singer in the late 1980s.· Ed logró una fama efímera como cantante de pop a finales de los años ochenta.instant fame· The success of her first novel brought her instant fame.· El éxito de su primera novela le trajo fama instantánea.great fame· His acting ability brought him great fame.· Su capacidad interpretativa le trajo gran fama.new-found fame· Anna was finding it difficult to get used to her new-found fame.· Anna encontraba difícil acostumbrarse a su recién adquirida fama.phrasesfrasessomebody’s/something’s rise to fame· Her rise to fame has been astonishingly rapid.· Su ascenso a la fama ha sido asombrosamente rápido.at the height of somebody’s/something’s fame (=when someone was most famous)· At the height of his fame, he could earn $5,000 a day.· En el apogeo de su fama, podía ganar 5,000 dólares al día.somebody’s/something’s claim to fame (=reason for being famous)· One of his main claims to fame is having invented the electric light bulb.· Uno de sus principales títulos de fama es haber inventado la bombilla eléctrica.fame and fortune (=being rich and famous)· He came to London to seek fame and fortune.· Vino a Londres en busca de fama y fortuna.
Ver todas las traducciones the state of being known about by a lot of people because of your achievementsestado de ser conocido por mucha gente a causa de los propios logros: He claims he is not really interested in fame.Él afirma que no le interesa de verdad la fama.of ... fame (=used to show what someone is famous for)(=usado para indicar aquello por lo que alguien es famoso) Muhammad Ali, of boxing fameMuhammad Ali, famoso por el boxeoCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONESverbsverboswin/gain fame· He won fame when he appeared in the film ‘The Graduate’.· Ganó fama cuando apareció en la película "The Graduate".achieve/find fame· Amy Johnson found fame as a pilot.· Amy Johnson alcanzó la fama como piloto.bring/win somebody/something fame· Chomsky’s theories about language brought him fame.· Las teorías lingüísticas de Chomsky le trajeron fama.rise to fame (=become famous)· She rose to fame during the early Sixties.· Alcanzó la fama a principios de los años sesenta.shoot to fame (=become famous very suddenly)· She shot to fame as a result of her victory in the Olympics.· Saltó a la fama gracias a su victoria en los Juegos Olímpicos.seek fame (=try to become famous)· He sought fame in the jazz clubs of New York.· Buscó la fama en los clubes de jazz de Nueva York.enjoy fame (=be famous)· The town briefly enjoyed fame as the location of a popular television series.· La ciudad gozó brevemente de fama por ser el escenario de una popular serie de televisión.adjectivesadjetivosinternational/worldwide fame· Edinburgh achieved international fame as a centre of medical education.· Edimburgo alcanzó fama internacional como centro de educación médica.national fame· Her oil paintings won her national fame.· Sus pinturas al óleo le valieron fama nacional.lasting fame (=being famous for a long time)· Diderot gained lasting fame as the editor of the French Encyclopaedia.· Diderot ganó una fama duradera como editor de la Enciclopedia francesa.brief fame (=being famous for a short time)· Ed achieved brief fame as a pop singer in the late 1980s.· Ed logró una fama efímera como cantante de pop a finales de los años ochenta.instant fame· The success of her first novel brought her instant fame.· El éxito de su primera novela le trajo fama instantánea.great fame· His acting ability brought him great fame.· Su capacidad interpretativa le trajo gran fama.new-found fame· Anna was finding it difficult to get used to her new-found fame.· Anna encontraba difícil acostumbrarse a su recién adquirida fama.phrasesfrasessomebody’s/something’s rise to fame· Her rise to fame has been astonishingly rapid.· Su ascenso a la fama ha sido asombrosamente rápido.at the height of somebody’s/something’s fame (=when someone was most famous)· At the height of his fame, he could earn $5,000 a day.· En el apogeo de su fama, podía ganar 5,000 dólares al día.somebody’s/something’s claim to fame (=reason for being famous)· One of his main claims to fame is having invented the electric light bulb.· Uno de sus principales títulos de fama es haber inventado la bombilla eléctrica.fame and fortune (=being rich and famous)· He came to London to seek fame and fortune.· Vino a Londres en busca de fama y fortuna.