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cachet (cash AY) This noun originally meant “a seal affixed to a letter or document to mark its authenticity” but it has since come to mean “a mark of quality or a distinguishing feature.” It comes from the Old French word for “to press.”
- The nosegay he wore in his buttonhole gave cachet to Mr. Giovanelli’s otherwise indistinguishable blue suit.
- Lots of teenagers like to buy clothing with a designer label prominently displayed because they think it gives cachet to their outfits.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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cachet（cash AY）这个名词的本意是“贴在信件或文件上以标记其真实性的印章”，但后来它的意思是“质量或显著特征的标志”。它来自古法语中的“印刷”
他在扣孔里戴的鼻梁给乔万内利那套原本难以区分的蓝色西装打上了烙印。
许多青少年喜欢买有设计师标签的衣服，因为他们认为这会给他们的衣服带来声望。
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