No. 4,822 in Spanish
célebre
Famous or renowned.
In a sentence
El autor célebre presentó su nuevo libro en la conferencia.
The famous author presented his new book at the conference.
In this sentence, 'célebre' is used as an adjective to describe someone notable or renowned, paired with 'autor' (author).
Ella admira hasta las expresiones célebres de las novelas clásicas.
She even admires the famous expressions from classic novels.
Here, 'célebre' describes certain expressions that are well-known or iconic, indicating their prominent recognition in the literary world.
Es un objeto célebre entre los coleccionistas por su valor histórico.
It is a famous object among collectors due to its historical value.
In this example, 'célebre' is applied to an object, denoting its renown or popularity in a specific context.
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