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

• For purposes of publishing scientific papers and establishing scientific reputations, this degree of conservatism is entirely appropriate.
  出于发表科学论文和建立学术声誉的目的，这样的保守主义程度是完全适宜的。
• Which brands most improved their reputations in social media in 2012?
  2012年有哪些品牌通过社交媒体提升了它们的声誉？
• Successful reputations, he says, are built on customer experience.
  他说，成功的声誉建立在顾客的体验上。
• 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。
• They have enviable reputations as athletes.
  作为运动员，他们的声望令人羡慕。
• Schools with better reputations will be flooded with applications while poorer schools will be left high and dry.
  较有名气的学校将会收到如潮水涌至般的申请，而差一些的学校则会陷入招生困境。
• At first glance this is logical, as the older brothers have tarnished their reputations.
  乍看上去，由于其两位兄长败坏了各自的名誉，这一安排合情合理。
• The colleagues who perpetrated the hoax lost their jobs and reputations over the scandal.
  那些设计骗局的同事则既丢了工作又因丑闻毁了名声。
• But our reputations have been completely ruined.
  可是我们的声誉已经彻底毁了。
• These practices often result in privacy violations or damaged reputations on the Internet.
  这些做法常常导致他人隐私遭到侵犯或名誉受损。