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repute [rɪ'pju:t]1 nounréputation f, renom m;∎ to be of good repute avoir (une) bonne réputation;∎ a firm of some repute une entreprise d'un certain renom;∎ a wine of great repute un vin hautement réputé ou de grand renom;∎ I only know her by repute je ne la connais que de réputation;∎ she is held in high repute by all her colleagues elle jouit d'une excellente réputation auprès de ses collègues∎ (rumoured) she is reputed to be wealthy elle passe pour riche;∎ he is reputed to be a genius il passe pour un génie
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