reputation in English: What people generally think and say about a person or thing; a good or bad name. (noun)

Translation

What people generally think and say about a person or thing; a good or bad name.

Word origin

From Latin reputatio, from reputare, meaning to think over or reckon up.

Gender

Pluralreputations

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"A reputation for" something means people know it for that.

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A reputation takes years to build and a day to lose.

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People there think and say bad things about him.

famous

Known by very many people.

name

The word that a person, place, or thing is called.

respect

A good feeling towards someone because of who they are or what they do.

trust

To believe that someone is honest and will not hurt you.

opinion

What you think or believe about something, when other people may think something different.

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