repute

英 [rɪˈpjuːt]

美 [rɪˈpjuːt]

n. 名誉; 名声
vt. 把…称为; 认为

过去分词：reputed　现在分词：reputing　过去式：reputed　第三人称单数：reputes　

BNC.11412 / COCA.18809

牛津词典

noun

PHRASE 名声好的;有良好名誉的;享有盛名的
A person or thingof reputeorofhighreputeis respected and known to be good.
1. He was a writer of repute...
  他曾经是一位颇有名望的作者。
2. Chicago has 6 graduate and professional schools of high repute.
  芝加哥有6所颇负盛名的研究生院和专业院校。
N-UNCOUNT 好名声;名誉;名望
A person's or organization'sreputeis their reputation, especially when this is good.
1. Under his stewardship, the UN's repute has risen immeasurably.
  在他的管理下，联合国的声望得到了极大提升。
PHRASE 听说;耳闻
If you know someoneby repute, you have never met them but you have heard or read about them.
1. I only knew him by repute.
  我只是听说过他。

noun

verb

look on as or consider
1. she looked on this affair as a joke
2. He thinks of himself as a brilliant musician
3. He is reputed to be intelligent
Synonym:think ofregard aslook uponlook onesteemtake to be

I only knew him by repute.
我只是听说过他。
No, nor against his fame, if, as I judge, he be a man of fair repute.
不，我也不会诋毁他的名誉的，要是我判断得对，他是一个颇有名望的人。
He was a writer of repute
他曾经是一位颇有名望的作者。
A man of evil repute.
一个名声不好的人。
Many specialized institutions now equal the university in repute. Her principal objective was international fame as a scientist.
现在许多专科学校的声誉可与大学相媲美。她的主要目标是当个有国际声誉的科学家。
Her house was meanly furnished, and she was not in such repute for her practice as before.
她家里的陈设也简陋了，她营业的名声也不像以前那么好了。
Under his stewardship, the UN's repute has risen immeasurably.
在他的管理下，联合国的声望得到了极大提升。
They are a company of good repute and have large financial reserves.
该公司信誉很好，资金储备雄厚。
Her work was held in high repute by many critics.
她的作品在许多批评家中享有很高声誉。
He has little repute as an academic.
他是个名不见经传的大学教师。