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reputation [ˌrepjʊˈteɪʃn] N

reputation

reputação f

to have a good/bad reputation

to have a reputation for sth

ter fama f de a. c.

to have a reputation for sth

to have a good/bad reputation

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He resolves most of the problems in his town informally and without filing charge sheets, thereby gaining much reputation and love from the villagers. en.wikipedia.org

However, various studio employees who had seen the film began talking it up, and its reputation grew through word of mouth. en.wikipedia.org

Ultimately, however, he earned his reputation for his many larger animal works. en.wikipedia.org

None developed a significant reputation for good government. en.wikipedia.org

Lew gave him an opportunity to earn his reputation back and now they're so close you couldn't separate them with a cigarette paper. www.smh.com.au

When his reputation had grown, he opened a private law practice downtown. en.wikipedia.org

Grant developed a reputation during the war for being more concerned with his own plans than with those of the enemy. en.wikipedia.org

Other close relatives include onion, shallot, leek and chives -- could explain the stinky reputation of all of them. www.huffingtonpost.ca

His reputation for ruthlessness further undermined the king's position. en.wikipedia.org

Those companies do not want to see people getting injured on their roads, as it will tarnish a company's reputation. en.wikipedia.org

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