"well-known" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

well-known Adjektiv

well-known + Substantiv

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well-known artist • well-known figure • well-known example • well-known writer • well-known actor • well-known song • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 39

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(10) personality, celebrity, socialite

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(11) works, rivalry, penchant, fan

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1. well-known work = słynna praca well-known work

2. well-known scholar = słynny uczony well-known scholar

3. well-known historian = słynny historyk well-known historian

4. well-known philosopher = słynny filozof well-known philosopher

5. well-known intellectual = słynny intelektualista well-known intellectual

6. well-known study = słynna nauka well-known study

7. well-known alumnus = słynny wychowanek well-known alumnus

8. well-known theologian = słynny teolog well-known theologian

However, the inclusion of these names in manuscripts was most likely the mistake of some 8th or 9th century scribe who assumed 'Fulgentius' to be the well-known theologian.
Hugh was to become a well-known Franciscan theologian and preacher and was to have a significant role in assisting Douceline.
The Torrance family includes several well-known modern Scottish theologians and clergymen, primarily associated with the Church of Scotland.
His uncle was the well-known Calvinist theologian Daniel de Superville (1657-1728).
Ratzinger became an admirer of Karl Rahner, a well-known academic theologian of the Nouvelle Théologie and a proponent of church reform.
Mäll was inspired to become a Buddhist and buddhologist by well-known Estonian theologian and philosopher Uku Masing in the early 1960s.
Current president of the institute is Mohammad Ali Abtahi, a well-known theologian and former vice president of Iran.
One of the most well-known Cistercian theologians was Thomas Merton, a prominent author in the mystic tradition and a noted poet and social and literary critic.
Emil L. Fackenheim was a Reform-movement Rabbi and well-known Jewish theologian who wrote on post-Holocaust theology and coined the term "the 614th commandment."