| 单词 | prestige |
| 释义 | prestige nounadjective | verb + prestige | preposition | phrases adjective➤considerable, enormous, great, high, immense很高的威望；巨大的声望；崇高的威信◆winning the prize carries immense prestige.获奖带来很高的声望。➤low声望低微▸➤international, national国际／国内威望▸➤occupational, personal职业声望；个人威信▸➤academic, intellectual, political, social学术声望；政治声望；社会声望verb + prestige➤enjoy, have享有声望；有威信◆an international company that enjoys immense prestige声名显赫的跨国公司➤lack缺乏威信▸➤acquire, derive (from sth), gain, get（从⋯）获得威望；赢得威信◆lavish hospitality allows the host to gain prestige.盛情的款待使主人获得声望。➤accord sb/sth, attach to sb/sth, give sb/sth给予⋯威望；给⋯带来声望◆different jobs are accorded different levels of prestige.不同的工作被赋予不同的声望地位。➤bring, carry, confer, lend带来／享有／赋予／给予威望◆owning landed property confers prestige.拥有地产给人以声望。➤lose失去威望➤boost, enhance, increase, raise提升威望；提高声望▸➤damage, lower损害声望；降低威信◆the couple's prestige was damaged by the allegations.这对夫妇的威信因这些指控而受损。preposition➤prestige among, prestige with在⋯中的威望◆the party's prestige among the public这个政党在民众中的威望➤prestige within在⋯内部的威望◆the post carried great prestige within the police force.这个职位在警察系统内很受尊重。phrases➤a loss of prestige声誉的损失◆doctors have suffered a loss of prestige following a spate of scandals.接二连三的丑闻使医生名誉扫地。 prestige /prestiːʒ/ noun [uncountable] the respect and admiration that sb/sth has because of their success, good quality, or social importance 威信；威望；声望◆the prestige of british industry 英国工业的声望◆jobs with low prestige 卑贱的工作◆there is a lot of prestige attached to owning a car like this. 拥有这样一部汽车显得很气派。⨁ occupational / social prestige职业／社会声望 ⨁ low / high prestige威信低／高 ⨁ to enjoy / gain / have / lack prestige享有／赢得／有／缺乏声望 prestige /prestiːʒ/ adjective [only before noun] 1.admired and respected because of looking important and expensive 名贵的；贵重的；讲究派头的◆growing sales of prestige products 名贵产品销售量的不断增长◆a prestige waterfront office block 豪华的水岸办公大楼 syn luxury 2.that brings respect and admiration; important 受尊重的；令人敬仰的；重要的◆a prestige job/project 体面的工作／项目☞ prestige☞ prestigeprestige /prestiːʒ/ [uncountable] the respect and admiration that sb/sth has because of their social position or what they have done威信；声望；威望◆the post carried great prestige within the civil service.这个职位在政府行政部门具有很高的威信。◆the jobs are accorded different levels of prestige.这些工作被赋予了不同的社会地位。 ➡ see also prestigious → great 2 prestige/preˈsti:ʒ ||; prɛsˈtiʒ/noun [u] the respect and admiration that people feel for a person because he/she has a high social position or has been very successful 威望；声望；威信: ◇nursing isn't a high prestige job. 护理并不是很令人羡慕的工作。 ➔prestigious /preˈstɪdʒəs ||; prɛˈstɪdʒəs/ adj a prestigious prize/school/job 享有盛名的奖╱学校╱工作 prestigesee ⇨ reputation 1,2 pres·tige /prɛs`tiʒ; preˈstiːʒ/n [u]when you are respected and admired because of your social position, your profession, the high standard of your work etc 声望，名望 |
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