Feather in One's Cap.
English
idiom
An achievement to be proud of.
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An achievement to be proud of.
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An achievement or honor that you can be proud of and that adds to your reputation.
A feather in your cap is a notable accomplishment that demonstrates your skill, success, or recognition.
It is used when someone earns something that reflects well on them or strengthens their standing.
"Badge of Honor"
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Something difficult or demanding that you wear proudly as a sign of strength or commitment
"Claim to Fame"
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The one thing a person or place is most well-known or recognized for
"Feather in One's Cap"
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An achievement or honor that adds positively to your reputation or record
The client specifically asked for you to lead the next phase — that's a big deal.
That's a real feather in my cap — I'll make sure I deliver for them.
You got certified in just three months — most people take twice as long.
I know — it's a nice feather in my cap heading into job applications.
Did winning that competition help your career?
Absolutely — it was a huge feather in my cap and opened a lot of doors.
