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美:[rɪˈpjuːt]
英:[rɪˈpjuːt]
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re·pute
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第三人称单数:reputes
现在分词:reputing
过去式:reputed
过去分词:reputed
词根:repute
adj.reputable 声誉好的;受尊敬的;卓越的
reputed 名誉好的;被普遍认为…的
adv.reputedly 据说,一般认为;根据风评
n.reputation 名声,名誉;声望
v.reputed 认为(repute的过去式和过去分词)
Noun
1. the state of being held in high esteem and honor
Verb
1. look on as or consider;
"she looked on this affair as a joke"
"He thinks of himself as a brilliant musician"
"He is reputed to be intelligent"
of repute有名望的
of good repute有好名声的
14世纪晚期, reputen,“相信(某事物是如此)”; 约1400年,“归因于”; 15世纪初,“认为,考虑,看待”,源自古法语 reputer(13世纪晚期)和直接源自拉丁语 reputare “计算,估算; 思考”,由 re- 组成,这里可能是“反复”(参见 re-),加上 putare “判断,假设,相信,怀疑”,最初是“清洁,修剪,修整”(来自 PIE 词根 *pau-(2)“切割,打击,盖章”)。相关: Reputed; reputing。
Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French reputer, from Latin reputare to reckon up, think over, from re- + putare to reckon
The first known use of repute was in the 15th century
request1 of 2noun
an asking for something
something asked for
granted me three requests
the condition of being requested
tickets are available upon request
request2 of 2verb
to make a request to or of
to ask for
reputedlyadverb
according to reputation or general belief
reputedadjective
having a good reputation
a highly reputed lawyer
believed by most people to be such
the movie was a reputed success
repute1 of 2verb
to have the opinion that : consider
reputed to be a millionaire
repute2 of 2noun
reputation sense 1
good reputation
a scientist of repute
1 The gentlemanly George Will, a historian of some repute, was never a big fan of Trump.
2 Delia was studying under Rosenstock ? you know his repute as a disturber of the piano keys.
笛丽雅在罗森司托克手下学习——你知道他的名望:钢琴键盘上的“干扰家”.
3 Back in the day, Leftfield gigs were notoriously druggy affairs, so loud that the bass was reputed to be specifically aimed at triggering bowel movements.
4 Still, for Rodzinski the Philharmonic ultimately became the conductors’ graveyard it had long been reputed to be — far more so than for Barbirolli, who went on to greater things with the Hallé in Britain.
5 The skits, some little more than sight gags, are reputed by the old man to be a compendium of the best dramatic representations of mortality in the annals of puppetdom.
6 He concluded, “So powerful is the hold of the two-cassette ‘Pride and Prejudice,’ which has sold some 200,000 copies, that it is only half-jokingly reputed to have jeopardized jobs and strained personal relationships.”
7 In this agonizing fashion I climbed toward a cluster of tents reputed to be perched somewhere on the sheer face above, progressing in increments calibrated in inches.
8 Enjoy breakfast in a shady walled garden reputed to be haunted.
9 The bogs are also filled with marsh tea, an extremely fragrant plant that is considered to have medicinal qualities, reputed to cure stomach pains, asthma and various other ailments.
10 He is reputed to be rich.
他被认为是个富翁.
11 The artworks were discovered as part of a seizure of property from Imperiale and another reputed Camorra drug kingpin.
12 I'm reputed to be a lightly apparelled author, drunk on smiley sentimental literature.
13 Only later did we learn that Fourie was reputed to have molested prisoners in the general section.
14 In China the constitution of the responsibility repute right infringement contains four.
我国名誉权的侵权责任构成采四要件说。
15 Nonetheless he has been asked to answer a question on which even pre-eminent art experts cannot agree: Are three reputed masterworks of Modernism genuine or fake.
16 His last words are reputed to have been "Lord, open the king of England's eyes".
17 He shared the Oscar for Shakespeare in Love with Marc Norman, but the script is reputed to have been an almost complete revision of Norman's starting draft and original idea.
18 There was at the time a singer of some repute retained in our establishment.
曾经,我们家里加聘了一位稍有名气的歌唱家.
19 In a few days, I was bound for Portillo, a reputed little jewel of a resort favored by die-hard skiers the world over.
20 This familiar capsule biography is supported by plenty of facts: “Die Soldaten,” long reputed to be “un-performable,” does require a fantastically large orchestra playing dense, 12-tone music.
1 声望
credit reputation odor prestige cachet fame standing popularity name stock izzat note authority renown eminence
3 评价
value rate count opinion assessment estimate evaluation judgment appreciation valuation judgement appraisal estimation esteem appraise judge appreciate prize assess valuate
5 名望
6 称为
7 认为
calculate reckon opine make take see find think feel put allow hold rate account view consider believe understand hope expect figure submit count guess judge imagine regard suppose fancy deem conceive presume esteem adjudge be of opinion that call number refer argue accredit ween
8 名声
name report credit character voice reputation fame standing celebrity rep rumor distinction dignity kudos savor renown cred izzat bay eclat stock rap publicity odour honor sound mark savour
9 好评
12 美名
14 名誉
vicarious name report character honor reputation worship privilege rumor odor dignity laurel izzat without pay credit crown celebrity honorary honour Hon renown fame emeritus regard bay rep kudos odour
15 好名声