prestige

adjectiveonly before noun

UK /preˈstiːʒ/

1
having a high reputation and attracting a lot of respect, for example because of being of very high quality
prestige hotels/cars
a prestige international sports event
Synonyms and related words
Deserving praise, respect and admiration
respected
praiseworthy
heroic
2
a prestige job or position involves dealing with important people and making important decisions
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe jobs and work
antisocial
articled
assistant
Synonyms and related words
General words used to describe rank and status
above
above my paygrade
A-list

prestige

adjectiveonly before nounmainly British

US /preˈstiʒ/

1
having a high reputation and attracting a lot of respect, for example because of being of very high quality
prestige hotels/cars
a prestige international sports event
Synonyms and related words
Deserving praise, respect and admiration
respected
praiseworthy
heroic

prestige

noun uncountable

UK /preˈstiːʒ/

1
the high reputation and respect that someone or something has earned, based on their impressive achievements, quality etc
This year’s outstanding tournament will do a lot to restore the competition’s prestige.
The move was designed to enhance his personal prestige.
Synonyms and related words
Reputation
reputation
standing
track record

prestige

noun uncountable

US /preˈstiʒ/

1
the high reputation and respect that someone or something has earned, based on their impressive achievements, quality, etc.
This year’s outstanding tournament will do a lot to restore the competition’s prestige.
The move was designed to enhance his personal prestige.
Synonyms and related words
Reputation
reputation
standing
track record

单词	prestige
释义	prestige adjectiveonly before noun UK /preˈstiːʒ/ Other entries for this word prestige noun DEFINITIONS2 1 having a high reputation and attracting a lot of respect, for example because of being of very high quality prestige hotels/cars a prestige international sports event Synonyms and related words Deserving praise, respect and admiration respected praiseworthy heroic 2 a prestige job or position involves dealing with important people and making important decisions Synonyms and related words Words used to describe jobs and work antisocial articled assistant Synonyms and related words General words used to describe rank and status above above my paygrade A-list prestige adjectiveonly before nounmainly British US /preˈstiʒ/ Other entries for this word prestige noun DEFINITIONS1 1 having a high reputation and attracting a lot of respect, for example because of being of very high quality prestige hotels/cars a prestige international sports event Synonyms and related words Deserving praise, respect and admiration respected praiseworthy heroic prestige noun uncountable UK /preˈstiːʒ/ Other entries for this word prestige adjective DEFINITIONS1 1 the high reputation and respect that someone or something has earned, based on their impressive achievements, quality etc This year’s outstanding tournament will do a lot to restore the competition’s prestige. The move was designed to enhance his personal prestige. Synonyms and related words Reputation reputation standing track record prestige noun uncountable US /preˈstiʒ/ Other entries for this word prestige adjective DEFINITIONS1 1 the high reputation and respect that someone or something has earned, based on their impressive achievements, quality, etc. This year’s outstanding tournament will do a lot to restore the competition’s prestige. The move was designed to enhance his personal prestige. Synonyms and related words Reputation reputation standing track record
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