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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'got a reputation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are talking about someone having gained a certain standing or notoriety. For example: "He quickly got a reputation among his peers as the go-to guy for help with anything computer-related."
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We've got a reputation to keep.
I've got a reputation to keep up".
He got a reputation for earnest study.
And he's got a reputation for being a good governor.
Professionally, she got a reputation for being difficult.
You've got a reputation for playing strong women.
"I know I've got a reputation for being a fixer.
"It's funny, right, because Joel's got a reputation.
The former first lady of American winemaking, Mondavi, 86, has got a reputation to uphold.
"When you've got a reputation for not such stellar quality, you've to treat the customer properly.
As a result, "We sort of got a reputation as a place where you could get guns easily".
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