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repute

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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réputation [ʀepytasjɔ̃] N f

1. réputation (honorabilité):

réputation
reputation
nuire à ou ternir la réputation de qn
to damage sb's reputation

2. réputation (renom):

réputation
reputation
avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation
to have a good/bad reputation
se faire une réputation
to make a name for oneself
leur réputation n'est plus à faire
their reputation is well-established
connaître qn/qc de réputation
to know sb/sth by reputation
sa réputation d'efficacité/de chanteur
his reputation for efficiency/as a singer
avoir la réputation d'être
to have a reputation for being
œuvre de grande réputation
highly regarded work
surfait (surfaite) réputation
inflated
éterniser réputation
to perpetuate
sa réputation a reçu quelques éclaboussures
his reputation has been tarnished
écorner gloire, réputation
to take the edge off
English
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French
French
reputation
réputation f
to have a good/bad reputation
avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation
she has a reputation as a good lawyer
elle a la réputation d'être un bon avocat
your reputation as lawyer, poet etc
ta réputation de
he has a reputation for honesty/arriving late
il a la réputation d'être honnête/d'arriver en retard
to have the reputation of being
avoir la réputation d'être
by reputation
de réputation
to live up to one's reputation
être à la hauteur de sa réputation
reputable accountant, firm, shop
de bonne réputation
credit rating
réputation f de solvabilité
credit standing
réputation f de solvabilité
human rights record
réputation f dans le domaine des droits de l'homme

in the PONS Dictionary

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French
English
English

réputation [ʀepytasjɔ̃] N f

1. réputation (honneur):

réputation
repute

2. réputation (renommée):

réputation
reputation
réputation mondiale
worldwide reputation
avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation
to have a good/bad reputation
la réputation de qn n'est plus à faire a. iron hum
sb's reputation is only too well known
se faire une réputation
to earn a reputation (for oneself)
une réputation surfaite
an exaggerated reputation
galvauder réputation, nom
to tarnish
c'est une atteinte à ma réputation
it is an attack on my reputation
réputation hors d'atteinte
reputation beyond reproach
être jaloux de sa réputation
to be jealous of one's reputation
English
English
French
French
reputation
réputation f
to have a reputation as sth
avoir une réputation de qc
to make a reputation for oneself as sth
se faire une réputation en tant que qc
to blot one's copybook
ternir sa réputation
to blot one's copybook
ternir sa réputation
to win renown as sth
gagner une réputation en tant que qc
stature
réputation f
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

réputation [ʀepytasjo͂] N f

1. réputation (honneur):

réputation
repute

2. réputation (renommée):

réputation
reputation
réputation mondiale
worldwide reputation
avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation
to have a good/bad reputation
la réputation de qn n'est plus à faire a. iron hum
sb's reputation is only too well known
se faire une réputation
to earn a reputation (for oneself)
une réputation surfaite
an exaggerated reputation
immaculé(e) âme, réputation
spotless
être jaloux de sa réputation
to be jealous of one's reputation
se forger une réputation
to forge oneself a reputation
c'est une atteinte à ma réputation
it is an attack on my reputation
jouir d'une réputation intacte
to have a good reputation
English
English
French
French
reputation
réputation f
to have a reputation as sth
avoir une réputation de qc
to make a reputation for oneself as sth
se faire une réputation en tant que qc
to win renown as sth
se faire une réputation en tant que qc
stature
réputation f

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

être jaloux de sa réputation
to be jealous of one's reputation
sa réputation souffre de ce scandale
his reputation has been damaged by this scandal
c'est une atteinte à ma réputation
it is an attack on my reputation
réputation hors d'atteinte
reputation beyond reproach
sa réputation a reçu quelques éclaboussures
his reputation has been besmirched

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Cette atteinte est corrélée avec le degré du reflux.
fr.wikipedia.org
L'atteinte génitale est beaucoup plus rare, généralement associée à une atteinte buccale.
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Au contraire une parodie impossible à distinguer de l'œuvre d'origine constituerait une atteinte aux droits d'auteur.
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L'album fait son entrée sur les palmarès de vente en mars 1974 sans spécification de la position atteinte.
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De nombreux toxiques sont susceptibles de provoquer une atteinte neurologique dans le cadre professionnel.
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