Translations for „superstardom“ in the English » German Dictionary

super·star·dom [ˈsu:pəˌstɑ:dəm, Am -ɚˌstɑ:r-] N no pl

superstardom

Leben nt als Superstar

to shoot to superstardom

zum Superstar werden

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to shoot to superstardom

zum Superstar werden

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English

He also insists that, despite the relative superstardom he's achieved over the last decade or so, neither project brings a sense of pressure.

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A series of setbacks carved his niche in life and propelled him to sailing superstardom.

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Her ascent to superstardom appears ridiculously smooth and speedy, but there have been plenty of ups, downs and sacrifices.

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Records and has boosted many struggling bands into superstardom.

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With many shows under its belt and a strong underground movement, this labels rise will continue all the way until superstardom and national notoriety is achieved.

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The writers interview the biggest names in music, and a band can rocket to superstardom just by landing the cover.

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But there was never any plan on long-term superstardom.

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The book follows a cynical college football quarterback's rise to superstardom in the professional ranks with a corrupt expansion team, whom he leads to a championship.

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Selectors should prefer current form and talent rather than yesteryear superstardom.

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She is a famous singer and actress whose rise to superstardom happened overnight.

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