| 单词 | status |
| 释义 | status (steɪtəs ) 1. uncountable noun Your status is your social or professional position. The fact that the burial involved an expensive coffin signifies that the person was of high status. ...women and men of wealth and status. ... her former status as a vice-president of the Spanish Athletics Federation. Synonyms: position, rank, grade, degree [archaic] 2. uncountable noun Status is the importance and respect that someone has among the public or a particular group. Nurses are undervalued, and they never enjoy the same status as doctors. He has risen to gain the status of a national hero. 3. uncountable noun The status of something is the importance that people give it. Those things that can be assessed by external tests are being given unduly high status. The fact that the most senior judge of the High Court's Family Division had taken control of the case was proof of its urgency and status. 4. uncountable noun A particular status is an official description that says what category a person, organization, or place belongs to, and gives them particular rights or advantages. Bristol regained its status as a city in the local government reorganisation. [+ as] ...his status as a British citizen. [+ as] The WHO recommendation has no legal status. The personal allowance depends on your age and marital status. 5. uncountable noun The status of something is its state of affairs at a particular time. She prepared a status report on the project. What is your current financial status? Please keep us informed of the status of this project. Synonyms: state of play, development, progress, condition Collocations: superpower status Our supposed superpower status nothwithstanding, our achievement in the arts goes back barely 100 years. Times, Sunday Times He knew that the fat of an ever leaner land was being devoured by the colossal sums needed to preserve its superpower status. Times, Sunday Times But its purpose was to ease our recession from the superpower status we still held in 1945. Times,Sunday Times His desperate longing to restore that old superpower status could topple a lot more than just his own regime. Times, Sunday Times Energy superpower status might be exercised, for example, by significantly influencing the price on global markets, or by withholding supplies. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 So he was largely left alone, despite superstar status locally. The Sun (2014) His superstar status is well deserved. The Sun (2006) Was his superstar status an outsize mask? Times, Sunday Times (2016) This would safeguard the unique status of universities as places where lawful ideas can be voiced and debated without fear of reprisal. Times, Sunday Times The latter must still have had a unique status. The Times Literary Supplement The team's unique status - few governments have their own bankers to call on- has left some on the other side of the negotiating table feeling bruised. Times, Sunday Times His tradition of raising the flag on mountain summits has acquired him a unique status in the country. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He then altered the definition to mean lifetime impact, to better describe his unique status. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Generally, however, it was a disappointing weekend for past champions of veteran status. Times, Sunday Times But, approaching veteran status now, he has to take responsibility for the performances of others. Times, Sunday Times That six months' exile from competition was chronically corrosive for the skills of a player fast approaching veteran status. Times, Sunday Times He might, given his veteran status, have openly questioned treatment which bordered on cruel - despite not playing well at the time. The Sun Despite not having veteran status, she was buried on the island with full military honors. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 社会地位 Japanese: 地位 |
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