Translation for "casi tan famosa" to english

Casi tan famosa

• almost as famous

Translation examples

almost as famous

Es casi tan famoso como Michael Jordan.
It is almost as famous as Michael Jordan.

Era casi tan famoso como los Beatles y Michael Jackson.
He was almost as famous as the Beatles and Michael Jackson.

Cicerón era casi tan famoso como nuestro admirado Dictador.
Cicero was almost as famous as our esteemed dictator.

Eso me intrigaba de verdad, porque las muchachas de los baños de Turia son casi tan famosas como las de Ar.
I inquired. The bath girls of Turia are almost as famous as those of Ar.

El nuevo acceso al Louvre se había hecho casi tan famoso como el mismo museo.
The new entrance to the Paris Louvre had become almost as famous as the museum itself.

Todos parecían desconcertados por su interacción, ya que Noa era casi tan famoso por su frialdad como Akiko por su belleza.
Everyone seemed puzzled by their interaction, since Noa was almost as famous as the campus beauty, but for being aloof.

Para Arkady era la clase de periodista que se daba autobombo y era casi tan famosa como la gente de la que escribía.
To Arkady she was the sort of self-dramatizing journalist who was almost as famous as the people she wrote about.

Pola Argentaria era casi tan famosa como su esposo gracias a los versos que él había escrito en su honor.
Polla Argentaria was almost as famous as her husband, thanks to the verses he had written praising her.

—A quién no, se ha vuelto el héroe de Piura, casi tan famoso como el almirante Grau —dijo el Mono—.
“Who hasn’t he impressed—he’s the hero of Piura, almost as famous as Admiral Grau,” said Mono.

ella ha llegado a ser casi tan famosa como el propio King, y para él es un talismán y para todos los aficionados al blues un nombre familiar.
she has become almost as famous as King himself, a talisman and trivia answer well known to blues fans.

Uno de sus contemporáneos, casi tan famoso en su género, dijo de John Brown: «No habría podido ser juzgado por sus iguales, pues sus iguales no existían».
One of his contemporaries, almost as famous in his own way, said of John Brown: He could not have been tried by his peers, for his peers did not exist.