la
/ʁe.py.ta.sjɔ̃/
Translation
reputation
Word origin
From Latin reputatio ('a reckoning, a consideration'), from reputare ('to think over, to count up'), formed from re- and putare ('to reckon'). English 'reputation' comes from the same source.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- reputatio
- English cognates
- reputation, compute, dispute
Grammar
Examples
.
That restaurant has an excellent reputation in the area.
bâti .
She built her reputation over twenty years of work.
.
A single mistake can destroy a reputation.
' .
He has a reputation for always turning up late.
cette .
This school's reputation goes beyond the region.
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