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prestige noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + PRESTIGE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEconsiderable, 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 (NAmE) , 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 + PRESTIGEenjoy, 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。PREPOSITIONprestige 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。PHRASESa 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。 |