- 1aC1/preˈstiːdʒəs/ · /preˈstɪdʒəs/有聲望的
Respected and admired because people think of it as one of the best of its kind.
示範例句 · Example
Mei won a prestigious science award at the city fair.
逐字美贏得了一個有聲望的科學獎在城市博覽會。
「prestigious」核心意思是「被大家當成最好之一來尊敬」——常形容大學、獎項、職位、活動。比 famous 更強調「受人推崇」;famous 多半只是「很多人知道」。跟 reputable 比,reputable 偏「可信、正派」,prestigious 偏「地位高、被推崇」。畫面可以想成「站在最高那一排、大家抬頭看的位子」。
常見搭配
a prestigious award
有聲望的獎項
an award that is very well respected
The Nobel Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in the world.
a prestigious university
有聲望的大學
a university that people admire as one of the best
She hopes to study at a highly prestigious university someday.
a prestigious event
有聲望的活動/盛會
an event that people respect as important and high-status
Our school choir sang at a prestigious music event last spring.
highly prestigious
聲望非常高的
very much respected as one of the best
That small museum keeps a highly prestigious art collection.
most prestigious
最有聲望的
respected as the best of its kind
This is the city's most prestigious writing prize for kids.
core核心畫面
Picture a name that does work for you the moment people hear it — a university, a prize, an address. Nobody has to explain why it matters; a long reputation has already done that, and standing near it lifts you too.
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prestigiousadj/pɹɛˈstɪd͡ʒəs/
- 1
Of high prestige.
- She has a prestigious job with an international organization.
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