名声

• 拼音: míng shēng
• 汉字拆解: 名 = 夕 (evening) + 口 (mouth); 声 = 士 (scholar) + 殳 (strike instrument) — sound produced and heard

含义

Reputation; public standing; name. The general opinion held about a person or organisation by the wider public.

Unlike 名气 (fame), 名声 carries a stronger evaluative dimension — it can be good (好名声) or bad (坏名声). Often used in contexts of trust, social standing, and moral judgement. 名声扫地 (reputation utterly ruined) is a common idiom.

例句

1. 这家公司因产品质量问题而名声大损，股价随之大幅下跌。
2. 他凭借多年诚信经营在业界建立了良好的名声。
3. 一旦名声扫地，要重新获得公众信任往往需要数年时间。

用法指南

语境: business, social, ethics, public relations

语气: evaluative

正确说法

• 维护良好的名声是每家企业长远发展不可忽视的基础。(Maintaining a good reputation is an indispensable foundation for the long-term development of every company.)
• 他的名声因这次丑闻而遭受了难以弥补的损失，恢复之路漫长而艰辛。(His reputation suffered irreparable damage from this scandal, and the road to recovery will be long and arduous.)

错误说法

• 把'名声'和'名气'混用 (名声 emphasises reputation quality — good or bad; 名气 emphasises degree of fame without moral connotation)

起源与历史

名 (name, reputation) + 声 (sound, voice, public word). Together convey 'the sound one's name makes in public,' i.e., one's reputation as perceived by others.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal