Definition of succès d'estime in English:

succès d'estime

nounsyksɛ dɛstimsʊkˌseɪ dɛˈstiːmso͞okˌsā desˈtēm

A success in terms of critical appreciation, as opposed to popularity or commercial gain.
the show was a succès d'estime
Example sentencesExamples
- Today the aristocratic liberals continue to enjoy a succès d'estime, a phenomenon that makes one wonder whether they have not succeeded in at least some of their educational goals after all.
- It's also where more lofty producers are crafting traditionalist wines, both red and white, that have enjoyed considerable succès d'estime.

Origin

French, literally 'success of opinion'.

Definition of succès d'estime in US English:

succès d'estime

nounso͞okˌsā desˈtēm

A success through critical appreciation, as opposed to popularity or commercial gain.
the show was a succès d'estime
Example sentencesExamples
- It's also where more lofty producers are crafting traditionalist wines, both red and white, that have enjoyed considerable succès d'estime.
- Today the aristocratic liberals continue to enjoy a succès d'estime, a phenomenon that makes one wonder whether they have not succeeded in at least some of their educational goals after all.

Origin

French, literally ‘success of opinion’.

单词	succès d'estime
释义	Definition of succès d'estime in English: succès d'estime nounsyksɛ dɛstimsʊkˌseɪ dɛˈstiːmso͞okˌsā desˈtēm A success in terms of critical appreciation, as opposed to popularity or commercial gain. the show was a succès d'estime Example sentencesExamples Today the aristocratic liberals continue to enjoy a succès d'estime, a phenomenon that makes one wonder whether they have not succeeded in at least some of their educational goals after all. It's also where more lofty producers are crafting traditionalist wines, both red and white, that have enjoyed considerable succès d'estime. Origin French, literally 'success of opinion'. Definition of succès d'estime in US English: succès d'estime nounso͞okˌsā desˈtēm A success through critical appreciation, as opposed to popularity or commercial gain. the show was a succès d'estime Example sentencesExamples It's also where more lofty producers are crafting traditionalist wines, both red and white, that have enjoyed considerable succès d'estime. Today the aristocratic liberals continue to enjoy a succès d'estime, a phenomenon that makes one wonder whether they have not succeeded in at least some of their educational goals after all. Origin French, literally ‘success of opinion’.
随便看	to the fullest extent to the fullest/furthest extent to the gills to the gills to the good to the greatest extreme to the gunwales to the gunwales to the highest/greatest degree to the hilt to the hilt to the last detail to the letter to the letter to the life to the life to the limit to the manner born to the manner born to the manor born to the marrow to the marrow to the maximum to the maximum extent to the middle