established
adjective uk/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃt/ us/ɪˈstæb.lɪʃt/
(ACCEPTED)
（因长期存在而）已确立的;被承认的;既定的
accepted or respected because of having existed for a long period of time
There are established procedures for dealing with emergencies. 处理紧急情况有一些既定程序。
an established firm/brand 著名公司/品牌
(WELL KNOWN)
（因为优秀而）被认可的，著名的
used for describing someone who is known for doing a job well, because they have been doing it for a long time
an established artist/star 著名艺术家/明星
The band doesn't make much money - it's just getting established. 乐队盈利不多——还处于逐渐被认可阶段。
(GROWING)
get/become established （植物）开始生长
to start growing successfully somewhere
As the plants get established, they will need frequent watering. 植物开始生长时需要定期浇水。
Flooding meant that the beach grasses didn't have a chance to get established.
Be careful not to let bindweed get established in your garden.
Invasive species can become established and overwhelm native plants very quickly.
Several of these new species have become established in the Great Lakes area.
(OFFICIAL)
（教堂或宗教）官方的
used for describing a Church or religion that is the official one of a country
The Methodists broke away from the established Church. 卫理公会脱离了主流教会。