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

• Elan is well aware of the cachet his father's name affords.
  埃朗清楚地意识到他父亲的名字给Mizu带来的声望。
• 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。
• Korean cosmetics have a marketable cachet in that country, in part thanks to actresses and singers from the Korean wave of films and music that have taken Asia by storm over the past decade.
  韩国化妆品在中国市场上很吃香，这部分得益于过去十年风靡亚洲的韩流电影和音乐中的女演员和歌手们。
• 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。
• They are buying not only the cachet but also the investment security of a brand and that customer is our market.
  他们买的不仅是品牌，也是品牌的投资安全性，这样的客户才是我们的市场。
• In the oil world, Congo-Brazzaville may not have the cachet of Libya.
  在石油行业，刚果、布拉扎维可能没有利比亚那么大的威望。
• 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。
• 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。
• In most countries, Olympic sports enjoy more cachet and inevitably receive more public and private funding.
  在大多数的国家，奥林匹克运动享有更大的威望，也必然会收到更多的公共或私人资金。
• Because this is an early industry, the cachet of an MBA is not really there.
  因为这是一个朝阳产业，MBA的声望还没有真正建立起来。