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 whatsuup

link 8.06.2012 7:15 
Subject: repute vs reputation gen.
можете объяснить разницу между repute и reputation...заранее спасибо

 Rivenhart moderator

link 8.06.2012 7:19 

 Rowan

link 8.06.2012 7:26 
repute может использоваться в качестве глагола - (usually passive) to consider (a person or thing) to be as specified
he is reputed to be intelligent
а вообще в происхождении
repute - from Old French reputer, from Latin reputāre to think over , from RE- + putāre to think
reputation - from Latin reputātiō a reckoning, from reputāre to calculate , meditate ;
'Reputation' is possibly the most used word to describe 'name' in the sense of what people think of someone/something and of course it can be good as well as bad. 'Repute' is more formal in its use and has more a suggestion of the abstract since it doesn't specify what that 'name' or 'regard' is. It occurs in expressions like: 'A company of international repute' 'a house of ill repute' is a rather formal way of describing a brothel. 'Of repute' on its own indicates having a high reputation

 

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