No. 3,738 in Spanish

prestigio

Prestige or high reputation.

In a sentence

Su prestigio como médico es impecable.
His prestige as a doctor is impeccable.
In this sentence, 'prestigio' is used to refer to the high respect and recognition someone has achieved in their professional field.
El prestigio de la universidad atrae a estudiantes de todo el mundo.
The prestige of the university attracts students from all over the world.
Here, 'prestigio' denotes the excellent reputation and esteem an institution has, which impacts its appeal to others.
Con mucho esfuerzo, logró ganar prestigio en la comunidad artística.
With much effort, he managed to gain prestige in the artistic community.
In this context, 'prestigio' illustrates the process of earning and achieving a respected status within a specific group through effort and talent.

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