威望 (wēi wàng): Prestige (Noun) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He has earned extremely high prestige in the community through his fair judgments.

Don't you think his prestige is gradually declining?

He has great prestige in the company, and everyone respects his opinions.

Relying solely on family background cannot truly establish lasting personal prestige.

Among friends, his words carry great weight, so his prestige is naturally high.

This senior professor has established lofty prestige in the academic community through years of scholarly achievements.

This leader possesses both lofty prestige and maintains a humble, people-friendly attitude.