No. 2,407 in French

réputation

Reputation.

In a sentence

Sa réputation l'a précédé dans le domaine professionnel.
His reputation preceded him in the professional field.
The word 'réputation' refers to the perception or regard that others have of an individual in a professional setting.
Elle cherche à établir une bonne réputation par son travail acharné.
She seeks to establish a good reputation through her hard work.
Here, 'réputation' signifies a positive acknowledgment or status being sought after as a result of one's efforts.
La réputation de cet établissement attire de nombreux visiteurs chaque année.
The reputation of this establishment attracts many visitors every year.
In this sentence, 'réputation' represents the well-regarded standing or esteem held by the establishment in the eyes of the public.

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