No. 3,030 in Spanish
fama
"Fama" in English means "fame" or "reputation."
In a sentence
La actriz alcanzó la fama mundial con su última película.
The actress achieved worldwide fame with her latest movie.
Here, 'fama' is used to denote the recognition and reputation achieved by someone on a global scale through their work or actions.
Esa ciudad tiene fama de ser muy tranquila.
That city has a reputation for being very peaceful.
In this sentence, 'fama' refers to the general perception or reputation that a place, in this case a city, has among people.
El escritor ganó fama por sus novelas innovadoras.
The writer gained fame for his innovative novels.
'Fama' in this context indicates the popularity or regard a person earns in their field, highlighting their attainment of acknowledgment.
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