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单词 reputation
释义
reputation
noun[Cusually singular,U]
uk
/ˌrep.jəˈteɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌrep.jəˈteɪ.ʃən/
B2
theopinionthatpeopleingeneralhave about someone or something, or how muchrespectoradmirationsomeone or somethingreceives,basedon pastbehaviourorcharacter:
名誉；声望；名望
Thecompanyhas aworldwidereputationforquality.这家公司的产品质量誉满全球。
She has the reputationofbeing a gooddoctor.作为一名优秀的医生，她很有声望。
His reputation wasdestroyedwhen he wascaughtstealingsomemoney.他偷钱时被当场抓住，这使他声名扫地。
Thehotelhas abad/goodreputation.这家旅馆名声很好／坏。
Heearned/established/gained/acquireda reputationasanentertainingspeaker.他因为演讲妙趣横生而赢得／享有／得到／获得盛名。
More examples
  • Recentdiscoveriesaboutcorruptionhave doneseriousdamageto the company's reputation.
  • The government's reputation has already beenharmedby aseriesofscandals.
  • Thenewspaperhas a reputation for beinglitteredwithspellingmistakes.
  • She has a reputation foropen-mindednessandoriginalthinking.
  • Actors' reputations have been made andunmadeon this Londonstage.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Reputation
  • by reputationidiom
  • cred
  • credibility
  • detoxify
  • disreputable
  • honourable
  • honourably
  • infamous
  • infamy
  • mud
  • mud sticksidiom
  • notorious
  • notoriously
  • rep
  • reputable
  • reputably
  • reputational
  • smoke
  • standing
  • there's no smoke without fireidiom
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Idiom

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(Definition ofreputationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reputation| American Dictionary

reputation
noun[C]
us
/ˌrep·jəˈteɪ·ʃən/
thegeneralopinionthatpeoplehave about someone or something:
a good/badreputation
HisworkinCongresswonhim a reputation asreliableandindustrious.
(Definition ofreputationfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reputation| Business English

reputation
noun[C]
uk
/ˌrepjəˈteɪʃən/us
theopinionthatpeoplehave of someone or something,basedon pastbehaviourorcharacter:
The bank'sprofessionalreputation wasbadlydamagedby theaffair.
have a good/bad reputationHe had a very good reputation in theindustry.
have a reputation as sthShe has a reputation as atoughnegotiator.
have a reputation for (doing) sthThecompanyhas a reputation forexcellentcustomercare.
earn/gain/build/developa reputation
enhance/damagesb's reputation
know sb/sth by reputation
toknowsomeone or something because of whatpeoplesay about them,ratherthan by havingdirectexperienceof them:
HeknewHindman by reputation beforeinterviewinghim for thepost.
(Definition ofreputationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreputation

reputation
Once elected, senators had to develop reputations that translated into support among party organization regulars as well as directly among their constituents.
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From an elder's point of view, even infrequent contacts and instrumental support from distant children affirmed their familial bonds and reputations in the community.
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Householders in more egalitarian ' stateless ' societies had to build up their reputations by hand, establishing prosperous homesteads and defending their reputations against other people's slurs.
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Unregulated words often mocked authority, questioned policy and trimmed reputations.
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To the extent that reputations emerge through gossip and social networks, language cannot be ignored as an important means of signal broadcast and signal manipulation.
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Most of the contributors rightly have international reputations, and the book certainly deals with crucial issues.
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The check on the agencies' power, in this ideal scenario, is the need to preserve their reputations.
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By such lobbying and deal cutting are personal reputations built.
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He knows that people who refrain from cheating in these circumstances will develop good reputations and do better in the long run.
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The use of foreign experts also helped to establish good reputations for companies internationally.
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Firms pay heavily for reputations because they are so valuable in this way.
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Yangban widowers with modest reputations and wealth thus had difficulty in attracting yangban girls as their new wives, and often had to accept concubines.
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If rank-and-file politicians seek to balance personal and party reputations, they will opt for a reactive presidency.
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If rank-and-file politicians seek primarily to cultivate personal reputations, they will opt for a proactive executive.
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Obviously, not all politicians are at either of the extreme points of preferring weak parties in order to cultivate personal reputations or else strong parties.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithreputation

reputation

These are words often used in combination withreputation.

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academic reputation
They stand on pupil behaviour, on the quality of the teachers, and on theiracademicreputation.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
bad reputation
He correctly points out that localist representations have unfairly received abadreputation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
considerable reputation
He seems to have gained aconsiderablereputationas a teacher, and several of his local students went on to become prominent teachers in their own right.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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