high-profile persons
[haɪ ˈproʊfaɪl ˈpɜrsənz]
noun phrasepl: high-profile persons
pessoas de alto perfil / personalidades de destaque
1. individuals who are widely known and frequently in the public eye; prominent or well-known people who attract media attention and public interest
High-profile persons such as celebrities and politicians are often subject to intense media scrutiny.
Pessoas de alto perfil, como celebridades e políticos, frequentemente são alvo de intenso escrutínio da mídia.
2. notable figures whose actions and statements are of significant public concern or interest
The conference will be attended by several high-profile persons from the business world.
A conferência será frequentada por várias personalidades de destaque do mundo dos negócios.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'high-profile persons' refers to individuals who command significant public attention. In Brazil, this term is frequently used in media coverage of entertainment, politics, and business sectors. In the USA, it's commonly employed in legal, political, and celebrity contexts, often implying additional security concerns or media management needs. The term carries connotations of both status and vulnerability to public scrutiny.
NYC Slang
big names / hotshots / major players
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