well-known

well-known
adjective (familiar or famous: a well-known TV personality.) conocido, famoso
well-known
tr[wel'nəʊn]
adjective
1 (bien) conocido,-a
well-known ['wɛl'no:n] adj
: famoso, bien conocido
well-known
adj.
bien conocido adj.
conocido, -a adj.
consabido, -a adj.
familiar adj.
notorio, -a adj.
significado, -a adj.
'wel'nəʊn
adjective (pred well known) <person> conocido, famoso

it is well known that ... — es bien sabido que ...

[ˌwel'nǝʊn]
ADJ [name, brand, person] muy conocido, famoso

it's a well-known fact that ..., it's well-known that ... — es bien sabido que ...

* * *
['wel'nəʊn]
adjective (pred well known) <person> conocido, famoso

it is well known that ... — es bien sabido que ...


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