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この事実が広く知られるようになった。
This fact became widely known.
to be known or recognized by others; to become known
彼の才能は世界中に知られるようになった。
His talent became known worldwide.
この問題はまだ知られていない。
This issue is still unknown.
Often used in passive constructions to indicate that something has become known to others.
to be recognized or acknowledged (e.g., in a professional or social context)
その研究者はその分野で高く知られるようになった。
The researcher became highly recognized in that field.
Can imply a positive recognition or reputation.
知られる is the passive form of 知る, meaning 'to be known' rather than 'to know'. It emphasizes that information has become known to others.
This verb is typically used in passive constructions to describe something that has become known to others, not something the subject actively knows.
Derived from the verb 知る (shiru, 'to know') with the passive/resultative suffix -られる (rareru).
This is the passive form of 知る, often used to describe something that has become known to others, rather than the subject actively knowing something.