cachet
[kæ'ʃe]
n. 章, 私印戳, 标, 威望, 念戳

[医] 扁囊剂

1. Her success in business had earned her a certain cachet in society.
   她, 赢声望.
2. Rembrandt's paintings show the cachet of genius.
   伦勃朗绘象徵.
3. Dr. Manette was imprisoned through a lettre de cachet.
   奈特医逮捕密令被囚禁。

cachet
[ noun ]

1. an indication of approved or superior status

<noun.communication>

2. a warrant formerly issued by a French king who could warrant imprisonment or death in a signed letter under his seal

<noun.communication>

3. a seal on a letter

<noun.artifact>

Cachet \Cach"et\, n. [F. fr. cacher to hide.]
A seal, as of a letter.

{Lettre de cachet} [F.], a sealed letter, especially a letter
or missive emanating from the sovereign; -- much used in
France before the Revolution as an arbitrary order of
imprisonment.
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