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Meanings of cachet in inglés

portugués
selo
catalán
prestigi
español
prestigio

An indication of approved or superior status.

prestigio

A warrant formerly issued by a French king who could warrant imprisonment or death in a signed letter under his seal.

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Examples for "seal"
Examples for "seal"
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He said talks to seal a deal had taken just six weeks.
Reuters
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The Atlantic seal herd is estimated to number more than 5 million.
Reuters
3
Grey seal pups have had record-breaking year at Blakeney Point in Norfolk.
BBC
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By law, plants cannot ship meat without the Agriculture Department inspection seal.
Reuters
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The result is physical and emotional interaction with anyone holding the seal.
BBC
1
A new Internet seal of approval is now available in the Republic.
The Irish Times
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The SEC gave its seal of approval for that product last month.
Reuters
3
The international seal of approval will perhaps only be felt in Q3.
The South African
4
Tuesday's address seemed to put her seal of approval on the process.
Reuters
5
Madrid defender Nacho Fernandez gave the coach an early seal of approval.
Reuters
Usage of cachet in inglés
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Matthew's work as an accountant did not carry quite the same cachet.
Career of Evil
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The Tour de France has always had a special cachet in sport.
The Irish Times
3
The money was tempting, and the job title had a certain cachet.
One for the money
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They also give H&M cachet that its rivals simply do not have.
The Guardian
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The cachet attached to coffee in this country has undergone several shifts.
The Guardian
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For flamenco aficionados, the name of Don Flamenco commands a similar cachet.
BBC
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The trousers, it must be said, had a certain cachet of distinction.
Americans All / Stories of American Life of To-Day
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Or the old type of farmed salmon may gain a special cachet.
The Guardian
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But was it Paul McCartney that walked away with the pop-cultural cachet?
Wired
10
What's different about Demon is its cachet as a grassroots access provider.
Wired
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But the calendar also has great cachet outside the tire community.
The new yorker
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Still, newspapers have cachet and value in their communities, Barone said.
Reuters
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As weapons of destruction, bombs have never had much moral cachet.
The new yorker
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That higher-quality content also increased MTV's cachet with audiences and advertisers.
Reuters
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That has eroded the iPhone's cachet and customers' willingness to pay premium prices.
News.com.au
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Gives it reinvigorated cachet, extra currency, a sorely needed infusion of fresh energy.
The Irish Times
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Translations for cachet
portugués
selo
Cachet through the time
Cachet across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common