status /ˈsteɪtəs/ CET4 TEM4

• 1. 

  N-UNCOUNT Your status is your social or professional position. 社会地位; 职业地位

  例：

  People of higher status tend more to use certain drugs.

  社会地位较高的人更倾向于使用某些药物。

  例：

  ...women and men of wealth and status.

  …有钱有势的男男女女。

• 2. 

  N-UNCOUNT Status is the importance and respect that someone has among the public or a particular group. (在公众中或某一团体中的) 威望; 地位

  例：

  Nurses are undervalued, and they never enjoy the same status as doctors.

  护士们没有得到足够重视，她们从未享受和医生一样的地位。

• 3. 

  N-UNCOUNT The status of something is the importance that people give it. 重要性

  例：

  Those things that can be assessed by external tests are being given unduly high status.

  那些能通过外部测试进行评估的东西受到过高重视。

• 4. 

  N-UNCOUNT A particular status is an official description that says what category a person, organization, or place belongs to, and gives them particular rights or advantages. 身份

  例：

  The Snoqualmie tribe regained its status as a federally recognized tribe.

  斯诺夸尔米部落重新获得了联邦政府所承认的部落的身份。

• 5. 

  N-UNCOUNT The status of something is its state of affairs at a particular time. 状况

  例：

  The council unanimously directed city staff to prepare a status report on the project.

  该委员会成员一致要求市政人员准备一份关于这项工程的进展状况报告。