world famous - translation to italian
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world famous - translation to italian

ADVERTISING SLOGAN IN NEW ZEALAND
World Famous in New Zealand; World Famous In New Zealand

world famous      
di fama mondiale, famoso in tutto il mondo
world championship         
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION TO DETERMINE A CHAMPION
World Championships; World Champion; World champions; World champion; World Championship; World Champion (term); World title; World Senior Championships; World championships; World Champions; World Tournament
campionato del mondo (gara che coinvolge i più qualificati del mondo)
world champion         
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION TO DETERMINE A CHAMPION
World Championships; World Champion; World champions; World champion; World Championship; World Champion (term); World title; World Senior Championships; World championships; World Champions; World Tournament
campione del momento (il più bravo del mondo, chi vince il campionato del mondo)

Definition

famous
adj.
1) famous as (he is famous as an actor)
2) famous for (the city is famous for its museums)

Wikipedia

World famous in New Zealand

The phrase "world famous in New Zealand" is a commonly used phrase within New Zealand and the slogan of Lemon & Paeroa soft drink. It is used to describe items that though famous within New Zealand are unknown in the rest of the world, whereas similar items and people in larger countries would have a far higher media profile and would therefore be famous worldwide.

The term is simultaneously both parochially proud and self-deprecatingly humorous. It indicates a pride that a small country should be able to produce individuals which, in the opinion of the speaker, would be of a necessary standard to become world famous, yet at the same time it recognises that these individuals come from a country which does not have a high international recognition factor, and therefore these individuals are destined to remain "big fish in a small pond".

Examples of use of world famous
1. Harefield is a world–famous specialist heart hospital.
2. "He‘s world–famous," said Senate Majority Leader Harry M.
3. It has been attended by many world–famous artistes.
4. Wanted: Bright graduate student to assist world–famous scientist.
5. By that time, Ian Fleming was wealthy and world famous.