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Terms for subject Cliche / convention containing known | all forms | exact matches only
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came to be known asокрестили (The depression of the 1930s hit the area hard. Many residents could no longer afford to maintain expensive homes and the area came to be known, perhaps with a certain satisfaction, as 'Poverty Hill' or 'Mortgage Heights'. (Ron Phillips) ART Vancouver)
come to be known asполучить прозвище (The depression of the 1930s hit the area hard. Many residents could no longer afford to maintain expensive homes and the area came to be known, perhaps with a certain satisfaction, as 'Poverty Hill' or 'Mortgage Heights'. (Ron Phillips) ART Vancouver)
has been knownкак известно (+ infinitive: Warren has been known to frequent the Downtown East Side to feed his addiction, so his presence in the area on that night may be easily explained. ART Vancouver)
has been knownбыл замечен ранее в некоем поведении (+ infinitive: Warren has been known to frequent the Downtown East Side to feed his addiction, so his presence in the area on that night may be easily explained. ART Vancouver)
known asизвестный под названием (In 1984, 43-year-old Japanese adventurer Naomi Uemura vanished while climbing Alaska’s Denali—formerly known as Mount McKinley. -- при восхождении вершины Денали на Аляске, в прошлом известной под названием гора Мак-Кинли mentalfloss.com ART Vancouver)
should have known betterнадо было сначала подумать головой, что из этого получится (The school was locked down by police. During their search, police located the staff member who they said had brought a vintage rifle into the school for a presentation. -- "Even if it’s old, you still can’t walk around with a gun. Dude should have known better." (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
wish I'd knownжаль, что я не знал ("Wish I'd known as I have never seen it." "I can recommend the NASA Spot The Station app. You won’t miss any visible passes." (Twitter) ART Vancouver)