cachet

英 [ˈkæʃeɪ]

美 [kæˈʃeɪ]

n.  威信; 声望

GRE医学

BNC.37065 / COCA.18680

牛津词典

noun

• 威信；声望
  if sth has cachet , it has a special quality that people admire and approve of

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 声望;威望;威信
  If someone or something has a certaincachet, they have a quality which makes people admire them or approve of them.
  1. The social cachet of some form of qualification in India is powerful...
     在印度,具有某种资格享有巨大的社会威望。
  2. A Mercedes carries a certain cachet.
     梅塞德斯车代表一种尊贵。

英英释义

noun

• a seal on a letter
• a warrant formerly issued by a French king who could warrant imprisonment or death in a signed letter under his seal
  Synonym:lettre de cachet
• an indication of approved or superior status
  Synonym:sealseal of approval

双语例句

• This is praised as "the coolest cachet in history" by media.
  此举被媒体赞为是“创造了历史上最牛的公章”。
• Rembrandt's paintings show the cachet of genius.
  伦勃朗的绘画是天才的象徵。
• For the status-conscious people of China, animal products have a certain cachet.
  对于地位意识较强的中国人，皮草产品能带来某种高贵身份的感觉。
• A Mercedes carries a certain cachet.
  梅塞德斯车代表一种尊贵。
• His work for the Council on Foreign Relations and on the Rockefeller reports gave him an added cachet.
  而他为对外关系协会写的著作以及为洛克菲勒写的报告更提高了他的声望。
• Her success in business had earned her a certain cachet in society.
  她事业有成，赢得了一定的社会声望。
• Some are investing in foreign names abroad for brand cachet and know-how.
  一些中资厂商投资外国品牌，以此获得品牌效应和专有技术。
• They have cachet, as in, whatever the newest startups are using, it must be good.
  这些初创公司声誉良好，它们在用的服务总是很棒的。
• But the other one has a little bit different kind of cachet to him.
  但是另外一个球员却和他有一点的不同。
• Owning a Porsche obviously has a certain cachet.
  拥有一辆保时捷汽车当然会为人所羡慕。