prestige in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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prestige
prestige
de prestige manifestation, réalisation
prestige
un surcroît de prestige/d'activité
increased prestige/activity
se dévaloriser (en prestige)
to lose prestige
le métier se dévalorise
the job is losing its prestige
valorisant (valorisante) travail, profession, possession
prestige attr
noble filière, section
prestige attr , prestigious
connaître un regain de popularité/prestige
to enjoy renewed popularity/prestige
déclin de leur prestige/de la demande/du marché
decline in their prestige/in demand/in the market
la revalorisation de la fonction enseignante/des études littéraires/des enseignants
the enhanced prestige of the teaching profession/literary studies/teachers
revaloriser le travail manuel/les filières techniques
to enhance the prestige of ou to reassert the value of manual work/technical studies

prestige in the PONS Dictionary

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to gain popularity/prestige
gagner en popularité/en prestige

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prestige Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

prestige hotel
hôtel m de prestige
to gain popularity/prestige
gagner en popularité/en prestige
to lose some of one's prestige
perdre de son prestige
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Formal tea parties are often characterized by the use of prestige utensils, such as porcelain, bone china or silver.
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The most common quills were taken from the wings of geese or ravens, although the feathers of swans and peacocks were sometimes favored for prestige.
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Almost all ukiyo-e artists made shunga at some point in their careers, and it did not detract from their prestige as artists.
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Riches also brought covetousness, and the abbey's prestige brought it enemies.
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Project leadership hoards potential credit and prestige the project can produce.
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Mostly built in concrete, bricks or marble, they were grandiose and meant to represent victories, prestige, money and power.
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He made an end to foreign sovereignty over various parts of his principality, thereby increasing its prestige.
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Among irregular armies, often centered around the perceived strength and charisma of warlords, the prestige power of technicals is strong.
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Significant finance and mana was invested in increasingly elaborate meeting houses which be came a source of hapu or iwi pride and prestige.
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The circuit has been called an exceptional location of glamour and prestige.
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