1. publicity
Apple has a very good publicity.
Good publicity can help enhance your company's image.
The governor has received a great deal of adverse publicity as a result of the scandal / The funds for our publicity campaign are finite, so we have to use the money well
That's just a cheap publicity stunt.
This article will be a great publicity for us.
This event was good publicity for the company.
You're going to get much publicity with this book.
The news brought her a lot of publicity.
The last thing he will want is publicity.
. I can't afford bad publicity.
gain publicity, to get bad/good publicity
they are forced to pay for their own publicity.
Michael Jackson enjoyed publicity.
The famous singer’s wedding has attracted a tremendous amount of publicity. It’s in all the papers!
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Blues Brothers & Married with children...Intelligent Business Pre-Intermadiate Unit 4UNIT 2.12 - Advertising & PromotionLista rzeczowników używanych wyłącznie niepoliczal...Terroryzm angielski słówka Karol2. prominence
as his prominence grew...
With the appearance of a promising new writer, the aging novelist fell from prominence.
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Lesson - Your Experience is Important to Us!Lesson - Your Experience is Important to Us!Lesson - Your Experience is Important to Us!Lesson - Your Experience is Important to Us!Lesson - Your Experience is Important to Us!3. renown
She's a violinist of some renown.
of world/international renown
Gunmen opened fire on visitors at Tunisia’s most renowned museum on Wednesday.
The renown exhibitions in the National Gallery, Natural History Museum and Tower of London.
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slownictwo devil's advocateicon and iconoclastLord of the RingsK - 24/02/214. notoriety
Monica Lewinsky achieved notoriety for her affair with the president.
build credibility, notoriety
(NOUN) Kim Kardashian gained notoriety because of a leaked sex tape.
Few can match the notoriety of Jack The Ripper, a 19th century London murderer.
The shark's notoriety is somewhat unfair as fatal attacks are extremely rare.
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public enemies 3Art rozszerzonySłówka ang-pol 15. buzz
I'm sorry, I don't buzz in people I don't know.
Bees were buzzing
a loud buzzing noise
The mobile phone is buzzing in your pocket
buzz of traffic
If there is buzz in place, it is lively and exciting
Wait, I will just buzz my secretary.
Just don't forget to buzz me tomorrow.
The buzz of being 'live' on the radio is really wonderful.
it’s expensive to live there, but London has a real buzz
Can you hear it? Something is buzzing.
I'm going to buzz around like a fly, creating loads of new memories.
I lay there hearing the buzz of a mosquito but I couldn't see it anywhere.
the buzz of the bees / there is a real buzz about the place / I’ll give you a buzz / I got such a buzz out of seeing the kids' faces / they created a huge buzz with their latest album
Don't buzz about my ears.
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Język zawodowy 1-3Lekcja XVII (321-340)