FAME


Meaning of FAME in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ considerable , great

the years of his greatest ~

▪ local

▪ national

▪ international , world , worldwide

She gained international ~ as a dancer.

▪ lasting

▪ fleeting , momentary , temporary

▪ instant , sudden

▪ new-found

▪ posthumous

Largely unknown in his lifetime, Mendel's discoveries earned him posthumous ~.

VERB + FAME

▪ enjoy

He was enjoying his new-found ~.

▪ achieve , come to , find , gain , rise to , shoot to , win

She found ~ on the stage.

He shot to ~ in 1997 when he won the US Open.

▪ bring sb , earn sb

HIs adventure brought him both ~ and notoriety.

▪ seek

FAME + VERB

▪ rest on sth

Her ~ rests on a single book.

▪ come to sb

a man to whom ~ came very late

▪ grow , spread

The restaurant's ~ spread quickly.

PHRASES

▪ at the height of sb/sth's ~

In 1934, when at the height of his ~, he disappeared.

▪ sb/sth's biggest, chief, greatest, main, etc. claim to ~

The town's main claim to ~ is being the home of one of the strangest buildings in the world.

▪ ~ and fortune

After this concert she was firmly on the road to ~ and fortune.

▪ a/sb's rise to ~

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