- to become known far and wide (idiom)
- famous
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- to become known far and wide
- famous
This idiom is used to describe someone or something that has gained fame and recognition across a vast area, often referred to in a figurative sense.
His talent is known far and wide.
The cuisine of this restaurant has become known far and wide.
The term indicates a high level of recognition or reputation, often associated with noteworthy achievements or qualities.
This movie made him become famous.
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míng yáng sì hǎi名扬四海to become known far and widemíng名Yáng扬tiān xià天下to gain fame across the worldmíng名Yáng扬hǎi wài海外to become famous overseasmíng名Yáng扬Wàn Lǐ万里to be famous for miles aroundmíng名Yáng扬sì fāng四方to be known in all directionsmíng名Yáng扬xiá ěr遐迩to be known both near and farmíng名Yáng扬dà jiē xiǎo xiàng大街小巷to be famous in every street and alleymíng名Yáng扬quán qiú全球to be globally renownedmíng名Yáng扬shēng shì声势to have an impressive reputationmíng名Yáng扬yè jiè业界to be well-known in the industry