stature

stature

形容词： 1. tall and impressive in appearance or manner - 高大威严的；雄伟的 - She was a woman of great stature.
她是个身材高大的女人。 2. having a particular height - 有特定身高的 - They are of average stature.
他们的身高属于平均水平。 名词： 1. the natural height of a person or animal in an upright position - （人或动物直立时的）身高 - His stature is about 6 feet.
他的身高约为6英尺。 2. a person's natural height - 个人的天生身高 - He is of short stature.
他个子不高。 3. importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement - （通过能力或成就获得的）重要性；声望 - He achieved international stature as an actor.
他作为一位演员获得了国际声誉。

词语辨析：

- stature vs height: - Stature refers to the natural height of a person or animal in an upright position, while height simply refers to the measurement of how tall someone or something is.

词汇扩充：

- grow in stature: 壮大；声望提高 - short stature: 矮小身材 - small stature: 身材娇小 - increase in stature: 声望提高

近义词：

- height: 身高 - size: 尺寸 - prominence: 重要性

反义词：

- insignificance: 无足轻重 - lowliness: 卑微

柯林斯词典：

名词 1. 身材；个子 - If you talk about the stature of a person, you are referring to how tall they are. - He was about six feet tall, and of slim build.
他身高约六英尺，体型苗条。 2. 声望；地位 - If you refer to the stature of someone or something, you are indicating how highly they are regarded by other people. - ...a woman of great stature and integrity.
...一位声望很高、正直无私的女士。 形容词 1. 高大威严的 - You can use stature to describe a person or thing that is impressive because they are tall or have a dignified appearance. - ...a man of imposing stature.
...一个高大威严的男子。

牛津词典：

名词 1. 身高；个子 - The natural height of a person or animal in an upright position. - He was about five feet ten in stature.
他的身高大约是五英尺十英寸。 2. 声望；地位 - Importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement. - She has grown in stature as a writer.
她作为作家的声望日益提高。 形容词 1. 高大威严的 - Impressively tall and dignified. - a man of great stature
一个很高大威严的人

用法：

- Stature can be used as both a noun and an adjective. - When used as a noun, it refers to a person's natural height, importance, or reputation. - When used as an adjective, it describes someone or something as tall and impressive in appearance or manner.

相关例句：

1. He is a man of small stature.
他个子很矮。 2. The statue is of grand stature.
这座雕像威严壮观。 3. She has achieved great stature in the music industry.
她在音乐界取得了很高的声望。 4. His physical stature made him stand out in the crowd.
他的身材使他在人群中脱颖而出。 5. The company has grown in stature over the years.
这家公司多年来的地位有所提高。 6. Despite his short stature, he is an excellent basketball player.
尽管个子矮小，但他是个出色的篮球运动员。 7. The team's stature has risen after winning the championship.
球队在赢得冠军后的声誉有所提升。 8. The book explores the political stature of the country's leaders.
该书探讨了该国领导人的政治地位。 9. She has a small stature but a big personality.
她个子矮小，但个性很大。 10. The young actor quickly rose to stature in the film industry.
这位年轻演员在电影界迅速崭露头角。 11. The project has given him a higher stature in the academic community.
这个项目使他在学术界的地位更高。 12. The building's imposing stature dominates the city skyline.
这座建筑雄伟的身姿主宰着城市的天际线。 13. She lacks the stature to be a successful model.
她没有成为成功模特的身材条件。 14. The coach believes that talent is more important than stature in sports.
教练认为在体育运动中，才华比身材更重要。 15. The politician's reputation and stature grew through his effective speeches.
这位政治家通过他有效的演讲而声誉和地位不断提高。 16. The company's financial success has elevated its stature in the business world.
该公司的财务成功使其在商界的地位提升。 17. The athlete's physical stature gives him an advantage in certain sports.
这位运动员的身材在某些运动中给他带来了优势。 18. The team's victory added to their stature as champions.
团队的胜利增加了他们作为冠军的声望。 19. The actor's talent and stature led to numerous award nominations.
这位演员的才华和声望使他获得了多项提名。 20. The professor's academic stature attracts students from around the world.
这位教授的学术地位吸引着来自世界各地的学生。