prestige

英[pres'tiʒ]美[pres'tiʒ]

n.[U]
1.声望,威望
2.威信

同：	[n.] prestigiousness

For many Americans the concorde has always been a bit of a joke, a prime example of what happens when bureaucrats pursue prestige through engineering
对于很多美国人来说，长期以来协和飞机多少是个笑料，是显示政府官僚之间通过工程领域的竞争追求声望会发生什么的最好例子。收藏
Once the new leading group has established its prestige, I am resolved to withdraw and not interfere in your affairs.
新的领导班子一经建立了威信，我坚决退出，不干扰你们的事。收藏
Interestingly, there has been no correlation between the size and prestige of the publication and the accuracy of the report.
有趣的是，我发现媒体的规模与声誉和报导的真实性一点相关都没有收藏
Be Based in China, serving the world as a whole with efficiency and high prestige.
立足中国，服务全世界，讲究效益，信誉第一。收藏
The people's standard of living is rising, the country is thriving and China's international prestige is growing.
人民生活确实好起来了，国家兴旺发达起来了，国际信誉高起来了收藏

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a high standing achieved through success or influence or wealth etc.
- he wanted to achieve power and prestige
[同] prestige, prestigiousness

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