prestige

n.

威信，威望，声望；声誉；（财势的）显赫；信望

1. She enjoyed high prestige among the masses.
   她在群众中享有很高威信。
2. He is an author of international prestige.
   他是有国际声望的作家。
3. 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。
4. The company would do anything but risk their prestige at stake.
   公司绝不愿将自己的信誉孤注一掷。

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