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prestige

/presˈtiːʒ/

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noun

/presˈtiːʒ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее широкое уважение, восхищение или высокую репутацию, заслуженную успехом, достижениями или качеством.

A noun referring to widespread respect, admiration, or high reputation earned through success, achievement, or quality.

uncountable

  1. High reputation or respectB2formal

    Widespread respect and admiration felt for someone or something based on their achievements, quality, or status.

    ruПрестиж

    • The university has a long history of academic prestige.
    • Winning the award brought him great prestige in his field.
    • The company's prestige was damaged by the scandal.

    Synonymsacclaimcachetcredibilitydistinctionesteemfameinfluencekudosregardrenownreputationstandingstaturestatus

    Antonymsdishonordisreputeignominyinfamyshame

  2. Status or influenceB2formal

    The power to influence or impress due to one's reputation or social standing.

    ruПрестиж

    • The job offers both high salary and social prestige.
    • She enjoys the prestige that comes with her position.
    • The brand's prestige attracts wealthy customers.

    Synonymsauthoritycachetcloutdistinctioneminenceesteeminfluencerenownreputationstandingstatusweight

    Antonymsdisreputeinsignificanceobscurity

Forms
  • prestiges plural form
  • prestiges' possessive plural form
  • prestige's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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