Reputation | Mean of reputation in English Dictionary

/ˌrɛpjəˈteɪʃən/

• Noun
• the common opinion that people have about someone or something
1. This car dealership has a good/bad reputation. [=people think that the car dealership is good/bad]
2. He has earned/established/acquired a reputation as a first-class playwright.
3. a teacher with a reputation for patience
4. Poor customer service has ruined/damaged/destroyed the company's reputation.
5. The cruise ship lived up to its reputation. [=the cruise ship was as good, enjoyable, etc., as we were told it would be]
6. I know that the restaurant, by reputation, is excellent. [=the restaurant has an excellent reputation]