| 词组 | status |
| 释义 | status AC /ˈsteɪtəs $ ˈsteɪtəs, ˈstæ-/ noun your position or rank in relation to other people in society or in a profession, group etcadjectiveshigh status They were men of high status and great influence.low status Why does childcare have such a low status in our society?equal status Women should have equal status to men.higher/superior status Landowners had superior status.lower/inferior status Black people had inferior status.social status Doctors enjoy a high social status.socioeconomic status formal (=relating to your social rank and money) Farm workers have a low socioeconomic status.professional status He was proud of his professional status as a teacher.marital status (=whether someone is married or not) Give your name, age, and marital status.exalted status formal (=people say that someone or something is very good) The wine is good but does not merit its exalted status and very high price.nouns + statusemployment status (=whether someone has a job, or whether they work full-time, part-time etc) In the box headed ‘employment status’, write ‘employed’ or ‘self-employed’.refugee status (=the legal position of needing protection by a foreign country for political reasons) Over 40,000 people applied for refugee status in Britain last year.verbshave status also enjoy status formal Here, old people are respected and have high social status.give sb status (=make someone have a high status) Owning a lot of cattle gives a man status in the village.achieve/acquire/attain a status The institution achieved the status of a university in 1929.prepositionssb’s status as sth Her status as a government minister earned her immediate respect. |
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