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1. Does she have enough prestige to win the nomination?
她有足够的威望赢得提名吗？
2. The old universities of Oxford and Cambridge still have a lot of prestige.
历史悠久的牛津大学和剑桥大学仍然享有很高的声望。
1. 声誉：中国人留面子的概念跟美国人的尊严(dignity)和声誉(prestige)是紧密相联的. 面子规定了一个人在社会中的位置;这是社会财富最重要的衡量标准. 面子的来源可以是财富、聪明、有魅力、技能、地位,当然还有好关系. 但是,
2. 威信：同时还要赋予产品一种人性化的形象. 象威士忌、香烟、啤酒等商品,竞争者不易看出各品牌有多大的差异,如何转化广告表现,是主要课题. 因此,奥格威主张,培植品牌拥有的威信(Prestige),使消费者保持对品牌长期的好感,从竞争品牌中确
1. prestige的反义词
1. 声望；威望；威信
If a person, a country, or an organization has prestige, they are admired and respected because of the position they hold or the things they have achieved.
e.g. ...efforts to build up the prestige of the United Nations...
为树立联合国的威望所作的努力
e.g. It was his responsibility for foreign affairs that gained him international prestige.
他在负责处理外交事务的过程中赢得了国际声望。
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2. 气派的；贵重的；令人敬仰的
Prestige is used to describe products, places, or activities which people admire because they are associated with being rich or having a high social position.
e.g. ...such prestige cars as Cadillac, Mercedes, Porsche and Jaguar.
像凯迪拉克、奔驰、保时捷和捷豹这样气派的汽车
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1. What gives the prize special cachet for many Chinese is not the cash prize, nor the prestige within the science community.
2. Clearly visible next to him was a carton of prestige cigarettes which would have cost several thousand yuan.
3. Going public may give the company and major stockholders greater access to funds, as well as additional prestige and wealth.
4. prestige什么意思
4. Higher international ranking also implies greater prestige for the school, greater competitive power in the education sector and even more resources flowing in.
5. Since the interpretation of the Basic Law does not affect Hong Kong's judicial independence, how can it affect the prestige of the courts?
6. prestige的翻译
6. If any unhealthy tendencies emerge during the process, both the Party's prestige and its image will be adversely affected.
7. It represents a level of trust, service and prestige that goes far beyond a piece of plastic.
8. That catastrophe killed all 118 men on board and cut into the Russian navy's prestige.
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9. Although the market for prestige cuvee in China is small at the moment, the market for luxury goods is constantly growing among local consumers.
10. He's got a lot of money and a lot of prestige.
noun
1. a high standing achieved through success or influence or wealth etc.
e.g. he wanted to achieve power and prestige
Synonym: prestigiousness