| 单词 | repute |
| 释义 | re·pute I. transitive verb < Negroes were reputed the good workers — Oscar Handlin > < men and women who are reputed moral — Samuel Butler †1902 > < she is reputed to make nocturnal visits to the guest room — American Guide Series: Louisiana > intransitive verb obsolete < you should repute highly … of your own endowments — Ben Jonson > II. 1. obsolete < their judgment and repute of thee is true — William Tomlinson > 2. < a large farmer of good repute — Thomas Hardy > < the popular repute of … later empresses — John Buchan > < a work held in high repute > 3. obsolete < these cardinals have the repute of princes — James Howell > 4. < the gentleman was of repute in Paris — Charles Dickens > < only a general of repute could get recruits — John Buchan > < won him a deserved repute — Irving Kolodin > 5. obsolete < who had then the repute of an honest man — Donald Mackay > 6. < jeopardizing the company's repute > < threats to the repute of an honest man > Synonyms: see fame |
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