Meanings of acquired the status in English

Which, of course, means that Mike's work has acquired the status of a playwright such as Pinter.'

He had repeated this celebrated remark so often that it had almost acquired the status of a proverb.

It seems that Boris's love life has curiously now acquired the status of a taboo -to his great satisfaction.

Even the interpreter who stood between their remote dignity and the nearer civilized world acquired the status of a court chamberlain.

The phrase "the childcare crisis" has now been repeated so many times that it has acquired the status of fact.

Thanks largely to Nietzsche, this romance acquired the status of an authoritative philosophy-even ,inhis own country, that of an ethical orthodoxy.

Similarly Kusika's son, devoted to ascetic penances and with his senses under control, acquired the status of Brahmanhood by practising well-directed austerities.

Lord Salisbury's sporting metaphor after the Crimean War, "We have put our money on the wrong horse," acquired the status of prophecy.

Grant has acquired the status of a local celebrity of sorts and every day is besieged incessantly with requests to pose for cellphone photos.