cachet

英 [ˈkæʃeɪ]

美 [kæˈʃeɪ]

n.  威信; 声望

GRE医学

BNC.37065 / COCA.18680

牛津词典

noun

• 威信；声望
  if sth has cachet , it has a special quality that people admire and approve of

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 声望;威望;威信
  If someone or something has a certaincachet, they have a quality which makes people admire them or approve of them.
  1. The social cachet of some form of qualification in India is powerful...
     在印度,具有某种资格享有巨大的社会威望。
  2. A Mercedes carries a certain cachet.
     梅塞德斯车代表一种尊贵。

英英释义

noun

• a seal on a letter
• a warrant formerly issued by a French king who could warrant imprisonment or death in a signed letter under his seal
  Synonym:lettre de cachet
• an indication of approved or superior status
  Synonym:sealseal of approval

双语例句

• Perhaps popular restaurants like to have a waiting list for reservations because it adds to the cachet.
  受追捧的餐厅愿意拥有等候订位的顾客名单，或许是因为这有助于提高餐厅的声望。
• Rembrandt's paintings show the cachet of genius.
  伦勃朗的绘画是天才的象徵。
• For the status-conscious people of China, animal products have a certain cachet.
  对于地位意识较强的中国人，皮草产品能带来某种高贵身份的感觉。
• They are buying not only the cachet but also the investment security of a brand and that customer is our market.
  他们买的不仅是品牌，也是品牌的投资安全性，这样的客户才是我们的市场。
• To catch higher price points using designer cachet, Uniqlo started selling Jil Sander-designed clothing last month.
  为了借助设计师声望把握较高端市场，优衣库上个月开始销售吉尔•桑德设计的服装。
• The brand equity of sushi as Japanese cultural property adds to the cachet of the country and cuisine.
  作为日本的文化资产，寿司的品牌价值提高了日本及日本料理的声望。
• But the other one has a little bit different kind of cachet to him.
  但是另外一个球员却和他有一点的不同。
• Federal courts have a certain cachet, which state courts lack.
  联邦法院有某种州法院所缺乏的东西。
• People who attend Rolls-Royce's special meals, he claims, often transact millions of pounds worth of business having nothing to do with cars, but which give the events added cachet.
  他声称，参加劳斯莱斯特别餐会的人经常进行价值数百万英镑、与汽车毫不相干的交易，但这提高了这些活动的声望。
• This is praised as "the coolest cachet in history" by media.
  此举被媒体赞为是“创造了历史上最牛的公章”。