“reputed”造句，怎麼用reputed造句

Rogers is reputed to have been a very gifted clinician.

She was reputed as the Master of Weaving, Needle and Silk.

Kangba Erhan (1922-1994) was reputed as "the first dancer of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous Region".

Three of the four slots are reputed to be too violent and dangerous for your mother-in-law.

Our Company, located in Shishi which is reputed as "Capital of Garments", is a seashore city with beautiful environment.

Qingtian nis a county in South Eastern Zhejiang Province reputed as the hometown of Chinese Stone Carvings.

And yet, the reputed London School of Economics still persist in saying the crux of the issue is with developing countries.

In China, the snakehead is a sweet, meaty staple harvested in farms, and when boiled into soup, it is reputed to possess remarkable healing properties.

Sumo is reputed to be about 2000 years old and is often referred to as the national sport of Japan,The average weight of a sumo wrestler is 150 kilograms,But they can weigh in at up to 250 kilos．

The age of civil wars and disunity began with the era of the Three Kingdoms (Wei, Shu, and Wu, which had overlapping reigns during the period a.D. 220-80). In later times, fiction and drama greatly romanticized the reputed chivalry of this period.

He was reputed to be a millionaire.

He is reputed to have been a good astronomer.

That diplomat is reputed for his ability to speak four languages.

With mild spring like weather all the year around, Gulangyu is reputed as a garden on the sea.

Always reputed as an intensely private and sometimes ornery personality, Johnson did little to sway preconceptions even before he officially became a Yankee.

For instance, it is one of the best and oldest schools in Malaya, and is reputed to have a history of nearly fifty years and produced many prominent and respectable citizens.

Now they are reputed honest workers.

An animal, such as a tiger, that eats or is reputed to eat human flesh.

Dali Bai people's architecture, with its distinct minority' characteristics, bas long been highly reputed in the architecture of china.

His personal record was standing in line for 26 hours for an out-of-town client who flew into Shanghai just to see a reputed traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) doctor.

internationally recognized; internationally pioneering; internationally leading; internationally renowned/reputed/well-known/famous

You mean the gardens there are widely reputed?

Manchester United is reputed to be the most popular football club in the world, with the highest average home attendance in Europe.