reputations

英 [ˌrɛpju(ː)ˈteɪʃənz]

美 [ˌrɛpjəˈteɪʃənz]

n.  名誉; 名声
reputation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 名声;名望;声誉
  To have areputationfor something means to be known or remembered for it.
  1. Alice Munro has a reputation for being a very depressing writer.
     艾丽斯·芒罗以文风沉郁闻名。
  2. ...Barcelona's reputation as a design-conscious, artistic city.
     巴塞罗那作为一个具有设计意识的艺术城市的声誉
• N-COUNT 好名誉;名望
  Something's or someone'sreputationis the opinion that people have about how good they are. If they have a good reputation, people think they are good.
  1. This college has a good academic reputation...
     这所大学有良好的学术声誉。
  2. The stories ruined his reputation.
     这些传闻把他的名誉全毁了。
• PHRASE 听说;耳闻
  If you know someoneby reputation, you have never met them but you have heard of their reputation.
  1. She was by reputation a good organiser.
     听说她的组织能力很强。

双语例句

• Banks were not blind to the risks their reputations were running.
  投行并非对自己声誉所面临的风险视而不见。
• What affects reputations in turn affects brands.
  影响声誉的事情反过来也会影响到品牌。
• Art historians build their reputations on attributions.
  艺术史家确立了自己在艺术品归属问题方面的名声。
• Which of these reputations is likely to survive Mr Murdoch's prospective purchase of the Journal?
  在这两个声誉中，哪一个有可能在默多克将来收购《华尔街日报》后继续存在下去？
• With good commercial reputations and exquisite workmanship, we have earned goodwill from our customers.
  公司凭借精湛的工艺和良好的商业信誉，博得客户称誉。
• Some have decided not to go for Olympic contracts as they were worried about their reputations, she added.
  由于有些人担心自己的信誉受到影响，他们决定不去争取奥运合同，她补充道。
• But if the stars marry those men, they must often sacrifice their own careers and reputations.
  但这些女明星若要嫁入豪门，通常需要牺牲自己的事业和名利。
• This, in turn, has enhanced their reputations for economic management.
  这样一来这些国家也赢得了善于管理经济的名声。
• The institutions have reputations to protect and they need to make sure their clients 'tax plans are legitimate.
  机构要保护自己的名声，因此它们必须确保其客户的税收规划是合法的。
• The reputations of many scientists could be easily damaged.
  许多科学家的声誉可能被轻易毁掉。