日本語WordNet
widely known and esteemed; "a famous actor"; "a celebrated musician"; "a famed scientist"; "an illustrious judge"; "a notable historian"; "a renowned painter"
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Widely known and acclaimed; famous or renowned. Derived from the past participle of 'celebrate,' it describes people or things that have received widespread recognition and praise.
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The achievement celebrated by observers is remarkable. This accomplishment required dedication and skill that few possess in such abundance. The success vindicates years of effort that skeptics had dismissed as futile, proving that perseverance eventually overcomes obstacles.
観察者によって祝われた達成は注目に値する。この業績は少数の人しかこれほど豊富に持たない献身と技能を必要とした。この成功は懐疑論者が無駄だと否定した何年もの努力を正当化し、忍耐が最終的に障害を克服することを証明している。
The university celebrated its bicentenary with a grand ceremony.
その大学は200周年を盛大な式典で祝った。
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