status
- nounADJECTIVE▪ elite (esp. AmE), great, high, superior▪ inferior, low, lowly▪
low-status jobs
▪ relative▪The relative status of the speakers affects what language is used.
▪ equal▪ current▪ full▪The Institute has now achieved full status as part of the University.
▪ privileged, special▪ insider, outsider▪My outsider status granted me special insights.
▪ amateur▪ economic, educational, employment, financial, occupational, professional, social, socio-economic▪a payment made to every individual irrespective of employment status
▪ minority▪the minority status of Catholics in Virginia
▪ marital▪ health, HIV▪He has told family and friends of his HIV status.
▪ legal▪They argued that the email had no signature and therefore no legal status.
▪ diplomatic▪ citizenship (esp. AmE), immigrant, immigration, refugee, resident▪ independent▪A majority voted for fully independent status for the region.
▪ charitable, charity (both esp. BrE)▪The organization has charitable status.
▪ non-profit, not-for-profit (both esp. AmE)▪ college, foundation (both BrE)▪hospitals that have been given foundation status
▪ tax-exempt (esp. AmE)▪ international▪ superpower▪the United States' rise to superpower status
▪ celebrity, star, superstar▪He achieved celebrity status through his role in a popular sitcom.
▪ canonical, classic, cult, legendary▪a car from the 50s that has acquired cult status
VERB + STATUS▪ enjoy, have▪The teaching profession has a low status in this country.
▪This sort of bike has status among teenagers.
▪ achieve, acquire, attain, gain, get▪Marrying a rich woman helped him achieve status.
▪They have acquired refugee status.
▪ bring sb, give sb▪Owning the yacht has given them status.
▪ accord, attach, confer, give▪High social status is attached to the legal profession.
▪ recognize▪ befit▪At last James had an office that befitted his status.
▪ enhance, improve, raise▪They are campaigning to raise the status of nurses.
▪ elevate to▪The show has been elevated to cult status.
▪ lower▪ change▪ cement, confirm▪This performance confirmed her status as a world-class athlete.
▪ maintain, retain▪ lose▪Churches seem to have lost some of their status.
▪ regain▪ apply for▪She applied for resident status but was turned down.
▪ check, clarify, determine▪Officers could determine their legal status.
▪ deny sb, refuse sb▪Women are still denied equal status in the company.
STATUS + NOUN▪ symbol▪Scars are status symbols among mountain-bike riders.
PREPOSITION▪ status as▪China's status as an economic superpower
▪ status among▪The company has managed to maintain its status among retailers.
▪ status of▪the status of women
PHRASES▪ change in status▪the change in status of teachers
Collocations dictionary. 2013.
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Status — Status … Deutsch Wörterbuch
Status — [ˈstaːtʊs, ˈʃt ] (Plural Status [ˈstaːtuːs], nach der lateinischen U Deklination) ist das lateinische Wort für Zustand. Status steht für: die Lage einer Sache, einer Angelegenheit oder eines Vorgangs einen Zustand in Wissenschaft oder Technik den … Deutsch Wikipedia
status — sta‧tus [ˈsteɪtəs ǁ ˈsteɪtəs, ˈstæ ] noun 1. [countable, uncountable] the legal position or condition of a company, group, person etc: • What is the company s financial status? status as • Ideally, the top professional buyer will seek Board… … Financial and business terms
status — status, social status There are two approaches to the concept of status in sociology. In its weak form, it simply means the position which a person occupies in the social structure , such as teacher or priest. It is often combined with the notion … Dictionary of sociology
status — státus m DEFINICIJA 1. posebni ili osobni položaj koji je reguliran zakonima, propisima ili običajima [status birača; status državljanina; status manjine] 2. razg. visok položaj u društvu [imati status u društvu] 3. stanje stvari; situacija… … Hrvatski jezični portal
status — sta·tus / stā təs, sta / n [Latin, mode or condition of being, from stare to stand] 1 a: the condition of a person or a thing in the eyes of the law b: position or rank in relation to others 2: a state of affairs the status of the negotiations… … Law dictionary
Status — is a state, condition or situation. In common usage it may refer to:*Social status *Economic status *HIV status *Legal status *Status quo *Status symbol *Status, a magazine edited by Igor Cassini *A category of the grammar of Semitic languages,… … Wikipedia
status — STÁTUS, statusuri, s.n. (În sociologie) Statut. – Din lat. status. Trimis de claudia, 16.01.2009. Sursa: DEX 98 státus s. n., pl. státusuri Trimis de siveco, 10.08.2004. Sursa: Dicţionar ortografic STÁTUS s.n. 1. Loc pe care îl ocupă un… … Dicționar Român
Status — Sm Stand, Zustand, Befinden per. Wortschatz fach. (16. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus l. status Stand , Abstraktum zu l. stāre stehen . Ebenso nndl. status, ne. status, nfrz. état, nschw. status, nnorw. status; Distanz. ✎ DF 4 (1978), 436 440;… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
status — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 8}}rz. mnż I, D. u, Mc. statussie, blm {{/stl 8}}{{stl 20}} {{/stl 20}}{{stl 12}}1. {{/stl 12}}{{stl 7}} stan prawny, pozycja społeczna jednostki w jakiejś grupie lub grupy w jakiejś większej zbiorowości : {{/stl 7}}{{stl… … Langenscheidt Polski wyjaśnień
status — [stat′əs, stāt′əs] n. pl. statuses [L: see STATE] 1. condition or position with regard to law [the status of a minor] 2. a) position; rank; standing [high status] b) high position; prestige [seeking status] … English World dictionary
