Encara no tenim significats per a "great prestige".
1The great prestige inuring to the Union from territorial control would thereby cease.
2Agrippina, though she enjoyed great prestige, had also many hidden enemies.
3Moreover, his regiment and he would gain great prestige if they could beat off Forrest.
4Would Einstein's great prestige have swayed the decision?
5The storming of Constantine was a notable military exploit, and gave great prestige to the government.
6Queen Victoria had a great prestige in France.
7The Spaniards aid the Cebuans against their enemies, and thus gain great prestige among all the islands.
8Doubtless his unerring engineer eye picked the fighting-line, and his already great prestige inspired his brave army.
9Furthermore there was no great prestige attaching to the Bloods to make their reserve a place of meeting.
10That department has no great prestige.
12It must have been a hard decision for him to make, as this high office brings with it great prestige.
13Their admiration gave him great prestige, but his popularity did not arise from comradeship, as he had but very few intimates.
14He enjoyed great prestige; he had been a distinguished general and in bravery, daring, skill and personal magnetism, no one surpassed him.
15In vain did the League, which by now had very great prestige and authority, threaten both parties with expulsion, even with chastisement.
16American relief-work and Mr. Hoover enjoy great prestige, and altogether there is for the time being the atmosphere of an enduring friendship.
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Great prestige a través del temps
Great prestige per variant geogràfica