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1 dobar glas
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2 ugled
reputation, prestige* * *• savour• prestige• fame• credit• consideration• odour• luster• reputation• repute• report• respectability -
3 ugleda
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4 ugledom
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5 renome
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6 reputacijski rizik
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7 reputacija
f reputation, credentials (- glas, ugled)* * *• reputation• name -
8 afirmacija
recognition, reputation* * *• affirmation -
9 afirmirati
vt pf/impf (nekoga) make/win/earn/ /establish a name for, make recognized (-afirmiran), win/earn/secure/achieve recognition itd* for, establish/make smb's reputation, bring one recognition;fig put on the map I afirmirati svoje pravo assert one's right/ /claim Paz* * *• affirm -
10 afirmirati se
vr pf/impf make/win/earn/carve/establish a name for oneself, become recognized itd. (-afirmiran), establish oneself/ /itself, establish one's reputation, win/earn/ /secure/achieve recognition itd* for oneself/ /itself, make a/one's mark; come into one's o* * *• assert oneself -
11 čast
Br honour, Am honor, položaj dignity* * *• treat• kudos• honor• honour• regale• reputation -
12 čuvenje
n l znati samo po -u know only from hearsay; (osobu) know only by reputation/ /repute* * *• publicity• renown -
13 glas
voice, sound, tone, noise, reputacija reputation, image, fame, glasovanje vote ballot, vijest news, report, mesage* * *• rumor• rumour• tone• voice• vocal• vote• sound• suffrage• key-note• fame• falsetto• hearsay• ballot• phoneme• renown• repute• name -
14 ime
name, title, naziv appellation, vlastito ime proper name, u ime in the name of, za ime božje! for goodness sake!, steći ime win reputation, škoditi imenu discredit* * *• case• title• label• forename• first name• appellation• repute• name -
15 odlikovati se
vr pf/impf be characterized/distin-guished/marked by, possess, have as distinctive features; be prominent, stand out, excel; become prominent, make oneself prominent, earn distinction, become distinguished, win reputation* * *• excel• differ• distinguish oneself• top -
16 ozloglasiti
vt pf give a bad name/reputation, make notorious/infamous, bring into disrepute, defame* * *• bring into disrepute• decry -
17 ozloglašenost
f ill-fame, ill/bad repute, bad reputation, notoriousness, notoriety, disrepute, disreputability, infamousness, infamy, being notorious/disreputable/infamous* * *• notoriety -
18 prestiž
m prestige, reputation (- ugled) | da(va)ti - give p. to, bestow p. on; steknuti - gain/establish p.; dobiti na -u gain in p., increase in stature; uzdrmati - be a severe blow to one's p.; izgubiti - lose p./face; vratiti - restore p.; spasiti prestiž save p.* * *• prestige -
19 proslaviti
vt pf (svečanost) solemnize, celebrate, stage a festival/celebration/fete, commemorate, observe, mark, solemnize; (učiniti slavnim) make famous/well-known/renowned/il-lustrious; make smb's reputation (- afirmirati) | ovo treba - this calls for a celebrati* * *• celebrate• sing• fame -
20 sloviti
vi impf | - kao be reputed as* * *• have reputation
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