Significats de cultural cachet en anglès

Increasingly, tech companies are shooting skyward to flaunt their economic might and cultural cachet.

But he's certainly benefiting from otaku's new cultural cachet.

Milan's contemporary art scene is flourishing, Rome's cultural cachet belongs to the past, she says.

He brings a unique blend of musical skills, street smarts and cultural cachet to everything he touches.

The past year or so has seen cleaning take on a new cultural cachet -particularly on Instagram.

As he's learning, after 13 years out of the game, he doesn't really have the cultural cachet to do that.

That is to say that the cultural cachet of US indie rarely stretches beyond the confines of its own lanes.

Too often -from grant applications to press releases -we have relied upon the cultural cachet of Tyrannosaurus to get attention.

The title "Lovelace" gets its market appeal entirely from the cultural cachet of the trademarked name Linda Lovelace, Arrow Productions said.

Like Smash and Glee, it's usually a show that started off strong and either had a lot of cultural cachet and critical acclaim.

If film represented a new opportunity, then Netflix's Stranger Things Hall H panel was an impressive display of the cultural cachet it has already attained.