ヒョウバン
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. reputation; (public) estimation; popularity
I hear that its reputation is quite good.
Adjective (の)
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
2. rumour; rumor; talk (e.g. of the town)
People say that shop's cakes are delicious.
Adjective (の)
Noun
3. fame; notoriety
Pitch accent
ヒョ
ウバン
Composed of
criticism; commentary; review
size (of paper or books)
Used in vocabulary (5 in total)
(degree of) public interest in forthcoming event or performance; advance reviews
sensation; great popularity; big stir; big splash
Examples (29 in total)
It has a good reputation in the class.
It seems to have a good reputation.
She has a good reputation.
That kind of rumor got around.
Because I care about what people think of me.
He got a bad reputation.
We also have a bad reputation in the neighborhood.
And word is that the business is in shambles.
He is notorious as a liar.
He is a man of good reputation.
He has a bad reputation with his students.
I hear that its reputation is quite good.
He has a good name for reliability.
I heard about this hospital's reputation.
Word is you never know what he'll do.
He cares a lot about his reputation.
People say that shop's cakes are delicious.
Such conduct doesn't fit in with your reputation.
No matter where Tom goes, he has a good reputation.
He has a good reputation as a doctor in the town.
He has a fabulous reputation for his high integrity.
The reputation of those musicians is not the best.
The scandal hurt the company's reputation.
Judging from all reports, she seems to be right for the job.
The firm has built up a wide reputation for fair dealing.
Tom has a reputation for always being late.
Because there is really very little I can do, given my bad reputation.
The laboratory acquired a fabulous reputation for its historic discovery.
It had been rumored for a long time that that stone had special powers.