1·It has a famous reputation of brand.
具有知名的品牌效应。
2·Yangzhou didn't let me disappointed; it lives up to her famous reputation.
扬州还是没有让我失望的，不愧盛名！
3·All the products meet the requirements of the clients from European, American countries and Japan with famous reputation.
所有的产品满足来自欧洲，美洲国家和日本客户，享有良好的声誉。
4·We are a wholly-owned us company located in Shanghai with branches all over China. We are enjoying a famous reputation in the industry.
我们是一家总部位于上海市的美国独资企业，在中国各地都设有分支机构，在本行业有着相当的知名度。
5·The trouble with having some famous person endorsing your products is that they can - and often will - say or do things that adversely affect your reputation.
找名人为产品代言的麻烦就是他们有时会说出或者做出一些影响产品声誉的事情。
6·Even though it is really famous now, it is still some way from its [historical] skill and reputation.
虽然它现在真有名了，但还是有一部分来自于它的历史。
7·As a new Tate retrospective prepares to open, it can be difficult to judge the reputation of Henry Moore, in his own lifetime one of the most famous and wealthy artists in the world.
泰特美术馆的一个新的回顾展正在筹备中，他们可能很难去评价亨利·摩尔所应得的声誉，究其一生他都是世界上最有名最富有的艺术家之一。
8·St.Anthony becomes famous, he's not necessarily but he gets the reputation later for being the first one to go out in the desert and live totally by himself and discipline his body.
圣安东尼出名了，他并没什么丰功伟绩，他后来之所以出名，是因为他是第一个走进沙漠，独自生活，严律自身的人。
9·Celts had a large reputation as head hunters, and were famous for putting victim's heads on their chariots, and in front of their homes.
凯尔特人一向享有人头猎人的“美称”，因经常把受害者的头颅悬挂到自己战车上或家门口而出名。
10·Worst of all, ranking by reputation allows famous places to coast along, while making life hard for feisty upstarts.
最糟糕的是，以名气来排行，也使得名校失去了上进心，而力争上游的学校却因此举步维艰。