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prestige Noun 1. high status or respect resulting from success or achievements: a symbol of French power and prestige 2. the power to impress: a humdrum family car with no prestige [Latin praestigiae tricks] prestigious adj
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prestige Translations n prestige [preˈstiːʒ] reputation or influence due to success, rank etc. aansien هَيْبَه، إحْتِرام престиж prestiž prestige; anseelse das Prestige κύρος, γόητρο prestigio mõjukus شهرت؛ اعتبار arvovalta prestige יוֹקרָה प्रतिष्ठा, गौरव prestiž,ugled,dobar glas tekintély gengsi orðstír, álit prestigio 威信 명성, 위세 prestižas prestižs martabat prestige prestisje, høy anseelse prestiż prestígio prestigiu престиж prestíž ugled prestiž prestige ศักดิ์ศรี saygınlık, itibar 威信,威望 престиж نيک نامي، شہرت uy tín 威信,威望 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Strickland, and at the same time gave her not a little prestige. "He's relying on the prestige he'll get out of this idol of gold if his party finds it," thought on the young inventor. It was not a love of the grandiose or the prestige attached to the command of great tonnage, for he continued, with an air of disgust and contempt, "Why, you get flung out of your bunk as likely as not in any sort of heavy weather. |
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