have a reputation是什么意思_have a reputation的中文翻译

有信誉

有知名度

有名声

reputation───n.名声，名誉；声望

inquisition reputation───宗教法庭声誉

good reputation───良好声誉；[经] 好评; 名望; 美名

spotless reputation───一尘不染的名声

reputation taylor───声誉泰勒

growing reputation───声誉不断提高

undeserved reputation───浮名；虚名

international reputation───国际声望

unfading reputation───久负盛名

Why exactly does your job have a reputation for being stressful?───为什么你的工作以压力大而著称呢？

Why does British food have a reputation for being so bad?───为什么英国食物名声这么坏？

Some places have a reputation for being particularly haunted.───有些地方以经常闹鬼而出名。

The typical pharmacist will be able to direct you to home pregnancy test products that have a reputation for being easy to use.───专门的药剂师会介绍一些比较出名的方便使用的家用早孕检测试纸。

Generation Y, or those born roughly 1978-93, unfortunately have a reputation of showing up to work with a sense of entitlement.───不幸地是，对Y一代或者大概在1978-93年之间出生的一代人来说，他们有一个理应获得的工作态度。

So far the few that have persuaded readers to pay for news online tend to have a reputation for distinctive coverage.───到目前为止，很少有哪家报业说服读者付费阅读网上新闻，从而以有特色的报道来扩大自己的名声。

Through it all, there was the fear that the animal would turn and charge them, as wild boars have a reputation for doing.───整个追捕过程中，他担心这只动物会调转过来顶他，而那正是野猪出名的举动。

The only time you realize you have a reputation is when you're not living up to it.───发觉你自己享有声誉的惟一时期，是你的行为有负你的盛名之时。

Meetings have a reputation for being inefficient, time consuming and expensive. As it turn out, most people prefer not to attend them.───开会有效率不高、浪费时间&开销昂贵的名声。结果是大多数人不愿参加会议。

They have a reputation for designing cars with elegant aerodynamic lines.

English people have a reputation for being very reserved.

It was true: she did have a reputation for good housekeeping.

Q.. You have a reputation for publishing liberal views.

The university's fraternities have a reputation for lively parties.

Does such a fictitious person have a reputation which it can protect by the law of defamation?

They have a reputation for latching onto all the latest crazes.

Librarians have a reputation for being difficult and unapproachable.

The English have a reputation for being reserved.