reputation 音标拼音: [r
, ɛpjət'eʃən]
n . 名誉,声誉,声望,信誉
名誉,声誉,声望,信誉
reputation n 1 :
the state of being held in high esteem and honor [
synonym :
{
repute }, {
reputation }] [
ant : {
discredit }, {
disrepute }]
2 :
notoriety for some particular characteristic ; "
his reputation for promiscuity "
3 :
the general estimation that the public has for a person ; "
he acquired a reputation as an actor before he started writing ";
"
he was a person of bad report " [
synonym : {
reputation }, {
report }]
Reputation \
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n . [
F .
r ['
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putation ,
L .
reputatio a reckoning ,
consideration .
See {
Repute },
v .
t .]
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1 .
The estimation in which one is held ;
character in public opinion ;
the character attributed to a person ,
thing ,
or action ;
repute .
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The best evidence of reputation is a man '
s whole life . --
Ames .
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2 . (
Law )
The character imputed to a person in the community in which he lives .
It is admissible in evidence when he puts his character in issue ,
or when such reputation is otherwise part of the issue of a case .
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3 .
Specifically :
Good reputation ;
favorable regard ;
public esteem ;
general credit ;
good name .
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I see my reputation is at stake . --
Shak .
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The security of his reputation or good name .
--
Blackstone .
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4 .
Account ;
value . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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[/
Christ ]
made himself of no reputation . --
Phil .
ii .
7 .
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Syn :
Credit ;
repute ;
regard ;
estimation ;
esteem ;
honor ;
fame .
See the Note under {
Character }.
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43 Moby Thesaurus words for "
reputation ":
acclaim ,
authority ,
celebrity ,
character ,
credit ,
dignity ,
distinction ,
eclat ,
eminence ,
esteem ,
fame ,
famousness ,
figure ,
glory ,
greatness ,
honor ,
influence ,
kudos ,
memorability ,
name ,
notability ,
noteworthiness ,
notoriety ,
notoriousness ,
popularity ,
position ,
prestige ,
prominence ,
publicity ,
reclame ,
recognition ,
remarkableness ,
renown ,
rep ,
report ,
repute ,
salience ,
standing ,
stature ,
status ,
the bubble reputation ,
vogue ,
weight REPUTATION ,
evidence .
The opinion generally entertained by persons who know another ,
as to his character , (
q .
v .)
or it is the opinion generally entertained by person ;
who know a family as to its pedigree ,
and the like .
2 .
In general ,
reputation is evidence to prove ,
1st .
A man '
s character in society .
2d .
A pedigree . (
q .
v .)
3d .
Certain prescriptive or customary rights and obligations and matters of public notoriety . (
q .
v .)
But as such evidence is in its own nature very weak ,
it must be supported .
1st .
When it relates to the exercise of the right or privilege ,
by proof of acts of enjoyment of such right or privilege ,
within the period of living memory ;
1 Maule &
Selw .
679 ;
5 T .
R .
32 ;
afterwards evidence of reputation may be given .
2d .
The fact must be of a public nature .
3d .
It must be derived from persons likely to know the facts .
4th .
The facts must be general and ,
not particular .
5th .
They must be free from suspicion .
1 Stark .
Ev .
54 to 65 .
Vide 1 Har . &
M '
H .
152 ;
2 Nott &
M '
C .
114 5 Day ,
R .
290 ;
4 Hen . &
M .
507 ;
1 Tayl .
R .
121 ;
2 Hayw .
3 ;
8 S . &
R .
159 ;
4 John .
R .
52 ;
18 John .
R .
346 ;
9 Mass .
R .
414 ;
4 Burr .
2057 ;
Dougl .
174 ;
Cowp .
594 ;
3 Swanst .
400 ;
Dudl .
So .
Car .
R .
346 ;
and arts .
Character ;
Memory .
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