prestige信息详情
【名】（Prestige）（英）普雷斯蒂奇（人名）
n.声望，威信
adj.受尊重的，令人敬仰的；贵重的，气派的
bestar prestige───确认操作
dior prestige───迪奥威望
covert prestige───隐性威望
attained their prestige───获得了他们的声望
bestar prestige collection───bestar prestige系列
As the president's prestige continues to fall, they're clearly beginning to consider him a liability.───随着总统的威信持续下降，他们显然开始认为他是一个累赘。
Some did not get much more prestige than that.───有人能享有如此声望。
was his responsibility for foreign affairs that gained him international prestige.───是他在外交事务中的尽职尽责为他赢得了国际声望。
No less important was the matter of political prestige.───政治声誉也并非不重要。
Is, as Mr. Nixon said, our prestige at an all time high, as he said a week ago, and that of the Communist at an all time low?───是否如尼克松先生所说，我们的声望正前所未有的高？又如他一星期前所说，而共产主义者的声望正前所未有的低？
How much do you care about prestige and bragging rights?───你对声望和吹嘘的权利有多在意？
In terms of prestige and kudos, the League Cup is almost like the poor relation of the domestic Cup competitions.───就名气与荣誉来说，联赛杯似乎是一个在国内没有分量的杯赛。
care most about prestige or reputation, focus on rankings, because that is all that most of them really measure.───如果你真正最在乎的是声望或声誉，那就看排名，因为大多数排名就是按照这个标准。
The general manager felt that having a more famous film actress to do the advertisement would bring greater prestige to the company.───总经理认为请一位更有名望的女电影演员来做广告会给公司带来更高的声望。