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prestige [pre'sti:ʒ]1 nounprestige m;∎ it would mean a loss of prestige ce serait déchoir ou dérogerde prestige;∎ prestige appartments appartements mpl de grand standing;∎ a prestige job un poste prestigieux;∎ the prestige value of the address le caractère prestigieux de l'adresse, l'adresse f prestigieuse;∎ it has prestige value c'est prestigieux►► Marketing prestige advertising publicité f de prestige;prestige goods produits mpl prestigieux;prestige model modèle m de prestige;Commerce prestige price prix m de prestige;Marketing prestige product produit m de prestige;Marketing prestige promotion promotion f de prestige -
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glamour, glamor US n ( of person) séduction f ; ( of job) prestige m ; (of travel, fast cars) fascination f ; to lend glamour to sth donner de l'éclat à qch. -
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1 noun(b) (excitement → of lifestyle, show) éclat m, prestige m;∎ the novel captures all the glamour of London in the 1920s le roman dépeint tout l'éclat du Londres des années vingt;∎ there isn't much glamour in my job mon travail n'a rien de bien excitant ou passionnantde charme►► familiar glamour boy beau gosse m;familiar glamour puss pin-up□ f inv;Stock Exchange glamour stock valeur f vedette
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prestige — 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… … English dictionary
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