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gain a reputation for ("Gain a reputation for" is a common English idiom meaning to become widely known or regarded for a specific quality, behavior, or achievement, often through consistent, long-term effort. It implies building a reputation, establishing a name, or acquiring a public image, whether positive, such as for reliability, or negative. (Collins Dictionary) • Usage: It is frequently used with the preposition "for" to specify what someone or something is known for (e.g., "gained a reputation for being tough"). (AI Overview) ART Vancouver); earn a reputation (Similar expressions include "earn a reputation," "build a reputation," "establish a reputation," and "make a name for oneself". (AI Overview) ART Vancouver); build a reputation (Similar expressions include "earn a reputation," "build a reputation," "establish a reputation," and "make a name for oneself". (AI Overview) ART Vancouver); establish a reputation (Similar expressions include "earn a reputation," "build a reputation," "establish a reputation," and "make a name for oneself". (AI Overview) ART Vancouver); make a name for oneself (Similar expressions include "earn a reputation," "build a reputation," "establish a reputation," and "make a name for oneself". (AI Overview) ART Vancouver) |
