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Ok, see this sentence "London is known for Big Ben".

So, does the idiom "to be known for" mean "to be well-known for" or "to be famous for".

Like "London is known (famous) for Big Ben"?

I could not see any website say that "to be known for" = "to be famous for"

What does the idiom "to be known for""to be known for" mean?

Ok, see this sentence "London is known for Big Ben".

So, does the idiom "to be known for" mean "to be well-known for" or "to be famous for".

Like "London is known (famous) for Big Ben"?

I could not see any website say that "to be known for" = "to be famous for"

What does the idiom "to be known for" mean?

Ok, see this sentence "London is known for Big Ben".

So, does the idiom "to be known for" mean "to be well-known for" or "to be famous for".

Like "London is known (famous) for Big Ben"?

I could not see any website say that "to be known for" = "to be famous for"

What does the idiom "to be known for" mean?

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Tom
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What does the idiom "to be known for" mean?

Ok, see this sentence "London is known for Big Ben".

So, does the idiom "to be known for" mean "to be well-known for" or "to be famous for".

Like "London is known (famous) for Big Ben"?

I could not see any website say that "to be known for" = "to be famous for"

What does the idiom "to be known for" mean?