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The phrase "feather in the cap" is a commonly used idiom in written English.
It is typically used to describe an achievement or accomplishment that adds to one's reputation or success. Example: Winning the prestigious award was a feather in his cap, solidifying his status as one of the top chefs in the city.
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Feather in your cap.
A success or achievement that may help you in the future is a feather in your cap.
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That is a feather in the cap of the Liberal Democrats".
Another important feather in the cap of maritime Malta is the International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI).
This is a glowing ensemble production and a feather in the cap of Scotland's peripatetic National Theatre.
It was supposed to be a feather in the cap for the City University of New York's ambitious honors college.
It's Dubawi's first Group One winner as a two-year-old, so that's such a nice feather in the cap.
The Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy was the feather in the cap of that young university.
THE feather in the cap of 20th-century medicine is the prevention of infectious diseases, especially in childhood.
And if he sees rings too, then it will be a feather in the cap of amateur science.
As befits a play about tribal loyalty, this is a glowing ensemble production and a feather in the cap of Scotland's peripatetic National Theatre.
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For the diminutive Baayork Lee and Yuka Takara, performing in A Chorus Line, was more than just another feather-in-the-cap for a working singer-actor-dancer who gets to star in a Broadway show.
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