prestige 是什么意思

音标：[ pres'ti:ʒ, -'ti:dʒ ]

	n. 普雷斯蒂奇〔姓氏〕。 n. 威信，威望，声望；声誉；(财势的)显赫。 the political prestige and influence 政治声势。 national [military] prestige 国家[军事]声誉。

a high standing achieved through success or influence or wealth etc.; "he wanted to achieve power and prestige"
同义词：prestigiousness,

Prestige refers to a good reputation or high esteem, though in earlier usage, it meant showiness.

	1.	He has high prestige among the masses . 他在群众中威信很高。
	2.	This retiring attitude enchanced his prestige . 他这种与世无争的态度更增加了他的威望。
	3.	His rule, his safety, depended upon prestige . 他的统治、他的安全，是依靠威望来维持的。
	4.	They seek job security, personal prestige and power . 他们追求的是保住职位，个人威信和权力。
	5.	Out of this contest they were gaining prestige and cash . 从这次的竞选中，他们真是名利双收。
	6.	Napoleon had great prestige in the army, and his men idolized him . 拿破仑在军队里颇有威信，他的士兵非常崇拜他。
	7.	This plan robs the whole army of its prestige and of its finest men . 这个计划使整个陆军失去了它的威信和最优秀的官兵。
	8.	The old universities of oxford and cambridge still have a lot of prestige . 古老的牛津大学和剑桥大学仍然享有很高的声望。
	9.	At the time, however, it wasn't prestige or power i wanted. it was money . 不过，在当时，我要的既不是名，也不是权。我要的是钱。
	10.	People were asking: would the marriage diminish the prestige of the british throne ? 人们问道，这一婚事是否会影响英国皇家的尊严？

prestige是什么意思