| 词组 | prestige |
| 释义 | prestige /preˈstiːʒ/ noun the respect or admiration that something has, especially a company or organizationadjectivesgreat/enormous/immense prestige The professor used to enjoy enormous prestige within his profession.personal prestige Winning the championship earned him personal prestige.social prestige Being a doctor carries a lot of social prestige.international/national prestige Hosting the Olympic Games would add to our country’s international prestige.verbshave prestige Cornell is one of the most famous universities in the US, and has considerable prestige.enjoy prestige (=have prestige – more formal) He enjoys the prestige of being a very wealthy man.gain/win prestige The firm gained a lot of prestige for its products.increase sth’s prestige also enhance sth’s prestige formal The king wanted to enhance his prestige through war.phrasespower and prestige She occupies a position of great power and prestige within the company.THESAURUS: prestige → reputation |
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