popularity

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popularity
[pɒpjʊˈlærɪtɪ]
sustantivo
1popularidad (f)
  • popularity rating -> índice (m) de popularidad

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popularity [po-piu-la-ri-ti]
sustantivo
1Popularidad, la aceptación y aplauso de que uno goza entre el pueblo.
  • Your TV program is growing in popularity -> tu programa de televisión tiene una popularidad cada vez mayor

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popularity [ˌpɒpjʊˈlærɪtɪ]
noun
popularidad; (f)
to gain grow in popularityor gozar de una popularidad cada vez mayor
breast self-examination (BSE) was recently introduced as a screening test for breast cancer, and it is rapidly growing in popularity Suddenly the world became aware of this unknown sport and from then on it would grow in popularity until today it ranks with football and racing as a major crowd puller the wines of Pouilly and Sancerre have gained in popularity Darwinian collectivism grew in popularity during the early years of the twentieth century opinion polls show that he has gained in popularity, especially in urban areas Diesel cars may not be as fast as petrol ones, but with long engine life, cheaper servicing costs and 30 per cent better fuel economy, they are growing in popularity

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