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distinguished

The journalist went on to have a distinguished career as a broadcaster.It was a sad end to a distinguished career.The list of those who came through the centres and reached the first team is a long and distinguished one.Throughout their long and distinguished careers, critics often claimed the two talismanic England midfielders could not play alongside each other for theircountry.What's the point of amassing an entire career of distinguished international service if you can't use it to the advantage of your team?This has been a tempestuous period in a distinguished riding career.As a distinguished historian of democratic socialism he could see that it had failed.And working alongside such distinguished writers was thrilling.The victim was the wife of a distinguished local gentleman.The history of this endeavour is long and distinguished.The editors have persuaded over forty of the most distinguished scholars in the field to contribute.He also had a distinguished theatre career.She had a long and distinguished career.He went on to become one of the most distinguished classical scholars of his generation.His long and distinguished legal career contained numerous notable moments.It is also encouraging that a distinguished academic press has published such a book on such a subject.She could no longer see very well through the lenses but held up to her face it looked most distinguished.It will probably make you look distinguished and will certainly save you a great deal of time not having to shave.Some of them were distinguished academics.She says he looks very distinguished.His career was long and distinguished.He was also a distinguished academic, especially in castle studies.Distinguished academics they might be, but good broadcasters they are not.These and other insights into a distinguished writer 's life are reason enough to read this chronological autobiography.A golden end to a distinguished career in classical music.As well as being a fine poet in his own right, he was also a distinguished scholar and teacher.As a distinguished historian and polished public speaker, the bishop will be delivering a lecture or two in return for his free passage.After a distinguished career in public service, what's next?ONE of Britain's most distinguished historians has claimed that the government isfacing defeat over its controversial new history curriculum.

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distinguished

British English: distinguished ADJECTIVE
If you describe a person or their work as distinguished, you mean that they have been very successful in their career and have a good reputation.
...a distinguished academic family.
  • American English: distinguished
  • Brazilian Portuguese: eminente
  • Chinese: 卓著的
  • European Spanish: distinguido
  • French: distingué
  • German: distinguiert
  • Italian: eminente
  • Japanese: 著名な
  • Korean: 저명한
  • European Portuguese: eminente
  • Latin American Spanish: distinguido

All related terms of 'distinguished'

Chinese translation of 'distinguished'

distinguished

(dɪsˈtɪŋɡwɪʃt)

adj

  1. (= eminent) 杰(傑)出的 (jiéchū de)
  2. (in appearance) 高贵(貴)的 (gāoguì de)

distinguish

(dɪsˈtɪŋɡwɪʃ)

vt

  1. (frm, = identify) [details, sounds] 辨别(別) (biànbié)
  2. to distinguish one thing from another (= differentiate) 将(將)一事物与(與)另一事物区(區)别(別)开(開)来(來) (jiāng yī shìwù yǔ lìng yī shìwù qūbié kāilái)
  3. to distinguish sb/sth from others (= set apart) 使某人/某物显(顯)得与(與)众(眾)不同 (shǐ mǒurén/mǒuwù xiǎnde yǔ zhòng bù tóng)

vi

  1. to distinguish between truth and fiction 分清事实(實)和虚(虛)构(構) (fēnqīng shìshí hé xūgòu)
to distinguish o.s. 出名 (chūmíng)
(adjective) 
Definition
dignified in appearance or behaviour
a distinguished academic family
Synonyms
eminent
an eminent public figure
great
the great American president, Abraham Lincoln
important
an important figure in the media world
noted
Chomsky's father was a noted Hebrew scholar.
The paper has never been noted for its foreign affairs coverage.
famous
England's most famous landscape artist, John Constable
celebrated
He was soon one of the most celebrated young painters in England.
well-known
He liked to surround himself with attractive or well-known people.
prominent
a prominent member of the Law Society
esteemed
acclaimed
She has published six highly acclaimed novels.
notable
the notable occultist, Madame Blavatsky
renowned
The area is renowned for its churches.
prestigious
It's one of the most prestigious schools in the country.
elevated
big-time (informal)
famed
The city is famed for its outdoor restaurants.
conspicuous
illustrious
the most illustrious scientists of the century
major league (informal)
Opposites
common
,
unknown
,
inferior
,
undistinguished
(adjective) 
Definition
highly respected
a distinguished gentleman
Synonyms
marked
There has been a marked increase in crimes against property.
striking
She was a striking woman with long blonde hair.
signal
extraordinary
He is an extraordinary musician.
outstanding
an area of outstanding natural beauty
conspicuous
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