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单词 stature
释义
stature
noun
uk
/ˈstætʃ.ər/us
/ˈstætʃ.ɚ/

staturenoun(REPUTATION)

[U]
the goodreputationapersonororganizationhas,basedontheirbehaviourandability:
声望；声誉
anartistofgreatstature才高德劭的艺术家
His statureasanartcriticwastremendous.他作为艺术评论家享有非常高的声誉。
If theschoolcontinuestogaininstature, it willattractthenecessaryfinancialsupport.如果学校能继续提高声誉，将会吸引到必要的资金支持。
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
  • reputation
  • smoke
  • standing
  • there's no smoke without fireidiom
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staturenoun(HEIGHT)

[Cusually singular]formal
(especiallyofpeople)height:
高度；（尤指）身高
Hisredhairandshortstature made himeasytorecognize.他红头发，五短身材，很容易认出来。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
the distance from the bottom to the top
  • heightThe exact height of Everest is a matter for debate.
  • tallnessThe tallness of the building makes me dizzy.
  • statureHe was a man of short stature.
  • altitudeThe plane has reached a cruising altitude of 36,000 feet.
  • elevationThe city's elevation is 9,010 feet.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
High, tall and deep
  • abysmal
  • altitude
  • bottomless
  • deep
  • ectomorph
  • elevated
  • eye level
  • height
  • higher
  • lofty
  • overshadow
  • rangy
  • rear
  • rear above/oversomething/someone
  • stand
  • tallish
  • tallness
  • tower
  • tower above/oversomeone/something
  • towering
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(Definition ofstaturefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

stature| American Dictionary

stature
noun
us
/ˈstætʃ·ər/

staturenoun(REPUTATION)

[U]
reputationandimportancebasedonadmirablequalitiesorachievements:
He is aphilosopherofgreatstature in theacademiccommunity.

staturenoun(HEIGHT)

[Cusually sing]
theheightof apersonor ananimal:
Althoughshortin stature, hisvoiceandstagepresencewereremarkable.
(Definition ofstaturefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstature

stature
How early in ontogeny do species of different adult statures differ in diameter-height or diameter-crown size relationships?
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The frequency distribution of mature tree heights for trees with the largeand small-winged diaspores are skewed into high and low statures, respectively.
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Also, by definition, species of different adult statures have different sizes as mature trees.
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She begins by reminding the lady that high social position demands a respectively high moralstature.
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Men of thisstaturewere onset by others whose status, if not questionable, shows that the meaning of yeoman was passing through a transitional stage.
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The other is the popular appeal andstatureof the president.
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Both pretenders grow instaturein the course of their play.
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Three studies to date have reported data onstaturein autism.
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Through all of these, the general population is exposed to persons ofstaturefor whom mental illness is a fact of life.
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The pattern of growth delay was consistent with psychosocial shortstatureor a delay in linear growth because of chronic psychosocial stress.
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The wife was of smallstatureand everything about her was modest.
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Evidence onstaturemay be available for time periods when conventional economic indices are not.
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He was tall ofstature, though aged, and although lean, so noble of countenance and visage that he was a marvel to behold.
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The first, comprising women born between 1920 and 1935, showed no secular decline in menarcheal age and no significant change instature.
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The relationship betweenstatureand age-appropriate grade was less marked in higher grades, a failing consistent with a higher drop-out rate for stunted children.
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Collocationswithstature

stature

These are words often used in combination withstature.

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diminutive stature
Hisdiminutivestatureand his elastic facial expressions, including his pop eyes, gained him wide fame.
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great stature
They were directed by scholars ofgreatstature.
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international stature
Itsinternationalstatureand reputation was high and secure.
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