【cachet】 - AEAS备考词汇

cachet

UK:  ['kæʃeɪ]

US:  ['kæ.ʃeɪ]

复数：cachets  

n.

1.威信;(高贵的)身分

2.药包,胶囊

3.(书信等的)封印;特征,标志

4.纪念邮戳

5.(得自名人的)称赞

6.封印;纪念邮寄

7.扁囊剂

1 . The cachet of investing in the best hedge funds meant a few celebrated managers were able to bargain for the longest lock-up periods.
在最好的对冲基金中，投资证明意味着少数投资大亨能够指望得到最长的期权锁定期。

2 . The fact remains that, beyond the cachet of his DNA, Kim Jong-un has no military or political heft.
但是，除去他的优良基因不谈，金正恩其实是没有任何军事上或者政治上的影响力的。

3 . The used vehicle "drives like a Mercedes, it's got the safety of a Mercedes and, of course, the cachet of a Mercedes" , Mr Webster says.
韦伯斯特表示，二手车“开起来就像是开奔驰，同样具有奔驰的安全性，当然，也有奔驰的标识”。

4 . Music's cachet and emotional pull also make it a potent weapon for businesses that want to build their own brands.
音乐的优良品质和感性驱动力为希望塑自己品牌的商家们提供了强有力的武器。

5 . In the absence of any statistic of comparable cachet, however, the G. D. P. is regularly asked to do more than it was designed to do.
然而，由于缺乏可以与GDP相提并论的统计数据，人们往往会用GDP做一些超出它设计本意的事情。