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121Prestige — Pres·ti·ge [prɛs tiːʒ(ə)] das; s; nur Sg; das Ansehen, das jemand, eine Institution o.Ä. in der Öffentlichkeit hat <(soziales, politisches) Prestige besitzen, haben; sein Prestige wahren, verlieren; (an) Prestige gewinnen; jemandes Prestige,… …
122prestige — pres|tige1 [ pre stiʒ ] noun uncount the high reputation and respect that someone or something has earned, based on their impressive achievements, quality, etc.: This year s outstanding tournament will do a lot to restore the competition s… …
123prestige — I UK [preˈstiːʒ] / US [preˈstɪʒ] noun [uncountable] the high reputation and respect that someone or something has earned, based on their impressive achievements, quality etc This year s outstanding tournament will do a lot to restore the… …
124Prestige Elite — Infobox font name = Prestige Elite style = Monospaced date = 1953 creator = Clayton Smith foundry = IBM sample = |Prestige Elite, also known simply as Prestige, is a monospaced typeface. It was created by Clayton Smith in 1953 for IBM. Along with …
125Prestige (Schiff) — p1 Prestige p1 Schiffsdaten Flagge Bahamas …
126prestige — • inflytande, inflytelse, makt, maktställning, auktoritet, prestige • aktning, värdighet, betydenhet, ryktbarhet, berömmelse, prestige • inflytande, inflytelse, makt, maktställning, auktoritet, välde, prestige …
127prestige — noun (U) 1 the respect and importance a person, organization, or profession has, because of their high position in society, or the quality of their work: striving for prestige, status and power | The teaching profession has lost the prestige it… …
128Prestige — prestižas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Autoritetas, pagarba; žmogaus nuopelnų visuomeninio pripažinimo mastas. kilmė pranc. prestige – žavesys< praestigum – apgaulė atitikmenys: angl. prestige vok. Ansehen, n; Prestige …
