| 单词 | praise |
| 释义 | praise nounadjective | verb + praise | preposition | phrases adjective➤considerable, effusive, extravagant, fulsome, glowing, great, high, lavish, special, unstinting, warm相当多的／热情洋溢的／过分的／带有恭维的／热烈的／大肆的／高度的／过度的／特殊的／慷慨的／热情的表扬◆the speech earned him lavish praise from the press.他的讲话为自己赢得了媒体慷慨的赞扬。➤faint轻描淡写的几句表扬◆my comment sounds like damning with faint praise (= praise so little that you seem to be criticizing).我的评论听起来就像夹杂着些许赞美之词的批评。➤widespread广泛的赞誉▸➤universal普遍的赞扬➤critical (= praise from the critics of art, music, etc.) 评论界的赞誉◆the novels have won widespread critical praise.小说赢得了评论界的广泛赞誉。➤public公众的一致好评◆his accomplishments won him wide public praise.他的成就为他赢得了公众的广泛好评。verb + praise➤be full of, be fulsome in, be gushing in, be unstinting in, gush with (especially name) 充满／完全是／奔涌／不吝／洋溢着赞美之词◆the critics were full of praise for the movie.评论家对影片交口称誉。◆the director is equally gushing in his praise of the actor.导演对男演员同样进行了赞不绝口的夸奖。◆he was unstinting in his praise of his teacher.他对自己的老师赞不绝口。◆she gushed with praise for the winners.她对优胜者的称赞滔滔不绝。➤give sb, have, offer赞扬（某人）◆he has great praise for his co-stars.他高度赞扬了与他一起合作演出的明星。➤single sb out for单独表扬某人◆the team's coach singled his goalkeeper out for praise.该队的教练单独表扬了守门员。➤heap, lavish, shower (sb with)（对某人）备加赞扬◆an article heaping praise on the government对政府大加赞扬的文章➤come in for, receive受到表扬／称赞▸➤attract, draw, earn, garner, get, win获得表扬；赢得赞扬◆the play has attracted universal praise.这出戏得到了普遍的好评。➤deserve值得赞美◆these artists deserve praise for the clarity of their visions.这些艺术家视野清晰，值得赞扬。preposition➤beyond praise赞扬不尽◆this book is beyond praise.这本书怎么赞扬也不过分。➤in praise of以赞扬⋯◆he wrote many poems in praise of his wife.他写了许多赞美妻子的诗。➤praise for因⋯的赞扬◆they earned praise for their efforts.他们由于努力而获得表扬。➤praise from来自⋯的赞扬◆the decision also won praise from local people.这项决议还赢得了当地人的赞扬。➤praise of对⋯的赞扬◆her praise of his skill她对他技能的赞扬➤praise to对⋯的赞美◆much joyous singing and praise to god许多欢乐的歌声和对主的赞美phrases➤a chorus of praise, a paean of praise (literary) 一曲赞歌◆the french manager led the chorus of praise for the german team.法国队的主教练首先对德国队唱起了赞歌。➤have nothing but praise for sb/sth对⋯称赞不已◆the patients interviewed had nothing but praise for the hospital staff.接受采访的病人对医院的工作人员全是赞扬之词。➤sing sb's praises高度赞扬某人◆the newspapers were singing the president's praises.各家报纸都高度赞扬了总统。➤a word of praise赞扬之词◆there were words of praise for the show's designer.演出设计者受到了称赞。praise verbadverb | verb + praise | preposition | phrases adverb➤effusively, highly, lavishly, warmly热情洋溢地／高度／大加／热烈地赞美◆he praised all his staff highly.他高度赞扬了所有的员工。➤publicly公开表扬▸➤justly, rightly恰当地表扬◆her achievements in this field have been rightly praised.她在这一领域的成就得到了恰如其分的赞扬。➤repeatedly多次称赞◆she repeatedly praised him and his works.她一再称赞他和他的作品。verb + praise➤be quick to迅速地表扬◆the defeated captain was quick to praise the winning team.败北的队长反应很快，马上赞扬了获胜队。preposition➤for因为⋯而表扬◆they praised him for his cooking.他们夸他烹饪技术高超。phrases➤be unanimously praised, be universally praised, be widely praised获得一致赞誉；受到普遍称赞◆the album has been universally praised for its creativity.这张专辑的创新性得到了普遍好评。➤praise sb/sth to the skies把⋯捧上天◆her manager praised her to the skies.她的经理把她捧上了天。 praise nounpraise ♦︎ credit ♦︎ approval ♦︎ acclaim ♦︎ flattery ♦︎ adulation ♦︎ a pat on the backthese are all words for feelings or words that express admiration for sb's actions, achievements or appearance.这些词均表示赞赏、赞扬、赞美。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆praise / credit / approval / acclaim / a pat on the back for sth / doing sth◆praise / approval / acclaim / adulation / a pat on the back from sb◆great praise / credit / acclaim◆public praise / approval / acclaim / adulation◆universal / widespread praise / approval / acclaim◆to deserve praise / credit / acclaim / a pat on the back◆to earn / win praise / approval / acclaim◆to get praise / credit / approval / a pat on the back◆to receive praise / credit / approval / acclaim◆to give sb praise / credit / approval / a pat on the back■ praise [uncountable] (also less frequent praises [plural]) words that show that you admire sb/sth or are pleased with what they have done赞扬；称赞；赞美◆his teachers are full of praise for the progress he's making.老师们对他的进步赞不绝口。◆she wrote poems in praise of freedom.她写诗赞美自由。◆his latest movie has won high praise from the critics.他的最新影片得到了评论家的高度赞扬。◆they always sing his praises (= praise him very highly).他们总是对他大加赞赏。■ credit [uncountable] praise for sb because they are responsible for sth good that has happened赞扬；称赞；认可◆i can't take all the credit for the show's success－it was a team effort.演出成功不能都算成我一个人的功劳 － 这是集体努力的成果。◆we did all the work and she gets all the credit!工作都是我们干的，而功劳却都归了她！◆at least give him credit for trying (= praise him because he tried, even if he did not succeed).至少该表扬他努力过。opp blame → fault note 辨析 praise or credit? praise describes what you actually say, for example * praise 指称赞的话，如◆well done!干得好！◆you did a great job.你做得非常好。◆i think he's a wonderful cook.我觉得他饭做得棒极了。 credit more often refers to an opinion or a feeling of admiration, not the actual words you say. * credit 较常指赞赏的看法或态度，并非赞美之词◆we should give due credit to the organizers of this event (= we think they did a good job).我们该感谢这次活动的组织者。 credit can suggest that you are rewarded for the good thing you have done. * credit 可意味着对出色表现给予奖励◆credit will be given in the exam for good spelling and grammar (= you will get extra marks).考试中拼写和语法出色者将获得加分。■ approval [uncountable] the feeling that sb/sth is good or acceptable; a positive opinion of sb/sth赞成；同意◆do the plans meet with your approval?这些计划你赞成吗？◆several people nodded in approval.几个人点头表示同意。opp disapproval → criticism ➡ see also approve → in favour (of sb/sth) ■ acclaim /əkleɪm/ [uncountable] (rather formal) public praise for sb/sth, especially an artistic achievement（尤指对艺术成就的）称誉，高度评价◆her latest novel has received widespread critical acclaim.她最新出版的小说受到了评论界的普遍称誉。◆the play opened last week to universal acclaim.该剧上周开演，受到一致好评。■ flattery [uncountable] praise that is not sincere, especially in order to get what you want from sb奉承；阿谀；讨好◆you're too intelligent to fall for his flattery.你很聪明，不至于让他的阿谀奉承迷惑吧。◆flattery will get you nowhere (= it will not get you what you want).阿谀奉承无济于事。 ➡ see also flatter → flatter ■ adulation /ædjuleɪʃn; name ædʒəleɪʃn/ [uncountable] (formal) great admiration and praise for sb, especially for sb famous（尤指对名人的）称赞，吹捧，奉承◆the band enjoy the adulation of their fans wherever they go.乐队无论走到哪里，都受到崇拜者的极力追捧。ⓘ adulation often suggests too much admiration. * adulation 常表示过度赞赏◆he found it difficult to cope with the adulation from those around him.他疲于应付周围的人的阿谀讨好。■ a pat on the back -->idiom (rather informal) praise or approval for sth that you have done well表扬；赞许◆he deserves a pat on the back for all his hard work.他付出了很大努力，值得嘉许。◆give yourself a pat on the back!表扬一下自己吧！ praise verb ➡ see also the entry for flatter另见 flatter 条praise ♦︎ congratulate ♦︎ hail ♦︎ applaud ♦︎ celebrate ♦︎ acclaim ♦︎ commend ♦︎ glorify ♦︎ compliment ♦︎ ravethese words all mean to express admiration or approval of sb/sth.这些词均表示称赞、赞扬。synonym scale 词义标尺下图显示这些词所表达赞美的程度praise ○ congratulate ○ commend ○ compliment ○ hail ○ applaud ○ celebrate ○ acclaim ○ glorify ○ ravepatterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆to praise / congratulate / applaud / commend sb for (doing) sth◆to congratulate / commend / compliment sb on sth◆to praise / hail / acclaim sb / sth as sth◆to praise / hail / applaud / commend a decision / plan◆to praise / applaud / commend sb's effort / courage◆to praise / congratulate / applaud / commend sb warmly◆to be highly / widely / universally praised / acclaimed / commended◆sb is to be / should be congratulated / applauded / commended■ praise [transitive] to express your approval or admiration for sb/sth表扬；赞扬；称赞◆he praised his team for their performance.他称赞了队员们的表现。◆they were praised by police for reporting the theft.他们报告了失窃案，受到警方的表扬。◆critics praised the work as highly original.评论家称赞这部作品独树一帜。opp criticize → blame ■ congratulate /kəngrætʃuleɪt/ [transitive] to tell sb that you are pleased about their success or achievements（向某人）道贺；祝贺◆i congratulated them all on their results.他们取得了好成绩，我向他们所有人表示祝贺。◆the authors are to be congratulated on producing such a clear and authoritative work.作者们创作出这样一部清晰易懂的权威性作品，应该向他们表示祝贺。▸ congratulations /kəngrætʃuleɪʃnz/ noun [plural] ◆congratulations on your exam results!祝贺你考出了好成绩！note 辨析 praise or congratulate?the object of the verb praise can be a person, or their qualities, abilities or achievements, but the object of congratulate must be a person.动词 praise 的宾语可以是人、品质、能力或成就，但是 congratulate 的宾语必须是人◆i praised / congratulated him.我表扬／祝贺他。◆i praised his ability to stay calm under pressure.我赞赏他在压力下保持冷静的能力。◆i congratulated his ability to stay calm. you might praise a child, an employee or sb else that you are responsible for or have authority over. you would not usually praise your friend, partner, boss or sb who is older than you or has authority over you. * praise 的宾语可以是归自己照管或管辖的儿童、雇员等人，但通常不可以是朋友、搭档、老板、比自己年长的人或管辖自己的人◆he praised / congratulated his son / class / team.他表扬／祝贺他的儿子／班级／团队。◆he congratulated his colleague.他向同事表示祝贺。◆he praised his colleague. you would congratulate sb on sth they have achieved on a particular occasion, especially when there is an obvious result. * congratulate 可以表示就某项成就表示祝贺，尤其是成就比较突出时◆she congratulated me on passing my driving test.她祝贺我通过驾照考试。◆she praised me for the way i deal with difficult customers.她称赞我面对难缠顾客的处理方法。■ hail [transitive, usually passive] (especially journalism尤用于新闻) to describe sb/sth publicly as being very good or special（公开）赞扬，称赞◆the conference was hailed as a great success.这次会议被称颂为一次巨大的成功。◆teenager matt brown is being hailed a hero for saving a young child from drowning.因救起一名溺水儿童，少年马特 • 布朗被誉为英雄。■ applaud /əplɔːd/ [transitive] (not usually used in the progressive tenses通常不用于进行时) (formal) to express praise for sb/sth because you approve of them/it称赞；赞许；赞赏◆we applaud her decision.我们称赞她的决定。◆i applaud her for having the courage to refuse.我赞赏她敢于拒绝。ⓘ common collocates of applaud are decision, effort, attitude, determination and courage. * applaud 的常见搭配词有 decision、effort、attitude、determination 和 courage。■ celebrate [transitive] (formal) to publicly express admiration of sb/sth, especially in a film, song or work of art（尤指以电影、歌曲或艺术品的形式）赞美，歌颂，颂扬◆songs that celebrate the joys of romantic love颂扬浪漫爱情的喜悦的歌曲◆it was a movie celebrating the life and work of martin luther king.那是一部颂扬马丁 • 路德 • 金生平事迹的影片。■ acclaim /əkleɪm/ [transitive, usually passive] (rather formal) to praise or welcome sb/sth publicly, especially a book, film, performance, etc. or a writer or performer称誉（书、电影、表演等或作家、表演者）◆mario vargas llosa, the internationally acclaimed novelist马里奥 • 巴尔加斯 • 略萨，在国际上受到广泛称誉的小说家◆the work was acclaimed as a masterpiece.这个作品被誉为大师之作。■ commend /kəmend/ [transitive] (formal) to praise sb/sth, especially publicly or officially（尤指公开或正式地）表扬，赞扬，称赞◆she was commended on her handling of the situation.她因妥善处理了那个局面而受到表扬。◆his designs were highly commended by the judges (= they did not get a prize but they were especially praised).他的设计受到评委的高度赞扬。■ glorify [transitive] (often disapproving) to describe or show sth in a way that makes it seem better or more important than it really is吹捧；吹嘘；美化◆he denies that the movie glorifies violence.他否认该影片美化暴力。ⓘ if violence, crime, drug-taking, war, etc. is glorified, it is not exactly praised, but it is shown in a positive way that may encourage people to think it is good or acceptable. the word is most often used about the way violence, etc. is shown in films, on television or in books.当暴力、犯罪、吸毒、战争等作 glorify 的宾语时，并非表示颂扬，而是以肯定的态度对待，让人觉得这些事物没什么不好，是可以接受的。这个词最常用于指电影、电视或书籍对暴力等的处理方式。▸ glorification noun [uncountable] ◆the glorification of war对战争的颂扬■ compliment [transitive] to tell sb that you like or admire sth they have done, their behaviour or their appearance赞美；称赞；钦佩◆she complimented him on his excellent german.她夸他德语棒极了。ⓘ compliment is most often used to describe what individuals say to each other rather than a public or official expression of praise. * compliment 最常指个人之间相互称赞，而非公开或正式地赞扬。 ➡ see also compliment → tribute noun , complimentary → good 6 ■ rave [intransitive] (rather informal, especially journalism尤用于新闻) to talk or write about sth in a very enthusiastic way热烈谈论；（撰文）热情赞扬◆the critics raved about his performance in 'hamlet'.评论家热烈赞扬他在《哈姆雷特》中的表演。ⓘ rave is often used to talk about sb's reaction to a film, book, play, etc., especially in newspapers and magazines. * rave 常用于谈论对电影、书籍、戏剧表演等的反响，尤用于报章杂志。praise [uncountable] (also less frequent praises [plural]) words that show that you admire sb/sth or are pleased with what they have done赞扬；称赞；赞美◆his teachers are full of praise for the progress he's making.老师们对他的进步赞不绝口。◆she wrote poems in praise of freedom.她写诗赞美自由。◆his latest movie has won high praise from the critics.他的最新影片得到了评论家的高度赞扬。◆they always sing his praises (= praise him very highly).他们总是对他大加赞赏。praise [transitive] to express your approval or admiration for sb/sth表扬；赞扬；称赞◆he praised his team for their performance.他称赞了队员们的表现。◆they were praised by police for reporting the theft.他们报告了失窃案，受到警方的表扬。◆critics praised the work as highly original.评论家称赞这部作品独树一帜。opp criticize → blame praise [transitive] to express your thanks to or your respect for god颂扬，赞颂（上帝）◆praise the lord.赞美上帝。◆allah be praised.感谢真主。▸ praise noun [uncountable] ◆hymns / songs of praise赞美诗；颂歌◆praise be (to god)!(= expressing belief or joy) 赞美主！praisenoun [uncountable] ◆hymns / songs of praise赞美诗；颂歌◆praise be (to god)!(= expressing belief or joy) 赞美主！praisenoun [uncountable] ◆hymns / songs of praise赞美诗；颂歌◆praise be (to god)!(= expressing belief or joy) 赞美主！praise¹/preɪz ||; prez/verb [t] praise sb/sth (for sth) to say that sb/sth is good and should be admired 赞扬；称赞: ◇the fireman was praised for his courage. 那消防员因表现英勇而获得嘉许。 praise²/preɪz ||; prez/noun [u] what you say when you are expressing admiration for sb/sth 赞扬；赞许: ◇the survivors were full of praise for the paramedics. 幸存者对医护人员赞不绝口。 praise1 to praise someone or something2 to praise someone or something a lot3 to be praised in newspapers or by many people4 to praise someone in an insincere way5 praise that is given to someone or something6 what you say when you praise someone7 words for describing statements that praise someone or something8 words for describing behaviour or actions that deserve praiserelated wordsoppositecriticize,to hit your hands together to show how much you like a performance 拍手表示喜欢一场演出 clap,see alsoadmire,enthusiastic/unenthusiastic,1. to praise someone or something 表扬某人或某事 praise /preɪz/ [transitive verb] to say that you admire someone or approve of something good that they have done 赞扬；表扬 fire chiefs praised a 10-year-old girl who saved her brother's life yesterday. 昨天消防队长们表扬了一名拯救了弟弟生命的十岁女孩。praise somebody for something local people were praised for their calm response to the crisis. 当地民众因冷静应对危机而受到表扬。highly praised his column was a regular and highly praised feature of the newspaper. 他的专栏是该报固定栏目，深受赞扬。 congratulate /kənˈgrætʃɑleɪt/ [transitive verb] to tell someone that you are pleased or impressed because they have achieved something special 祝贺；称赞 i would like to congratulate all the prizewinners. 我谨向所有的得奖者道贺。congratulate somebody on (doing) something the president congratulated him on winning the title. 总统祝贺他获此称号。 i wrote a letter congratulating him on his appointment. 我写信祝贺他获得任命。congratulate somebody for (doing) something the committee is to be congratulated for presenting its findings in such an informative manner. 该委员会以如此令人增长见识的方式阐述其发现应该受到称赞。 compliment /ˈkɒmplɪment, ˈkɒmpləmentǁˈkɑːm-/ [transitive verb] to tell someone that you like the way they look or that you are pleased with something that they have done 赞美；恭维 she blushed when men complimented her. 男子恭维她时，她脸红起来。compliment somebody on something everyone complimented me on my new hairstyle. 所有人都说我的新发型好看。 be complimentary about /biː ˌkɒmplə̇ˈmentəri əbaʊtǁ-ˌkɑːm-/ [verb phrase] to say good or approving things about a person or their achievements 赞美；恭维 peter is always very complimentary about your work. 彼得对你的工作一直十分赞赏。 she was actually highly complimentary about you. 她真的对你推崇备至。 say good things about /ˌseɪ gʊd ˈθɪŋz əbaʊt/ [verb phrase] if you say good things about someone, you praise their abilities, usually in their work ［一般在工作能力方面］说…的好话，称赞 people are saying really good things about you -- that you are well-trained, are thorough, conscientious... 人们在说你的好话——说你受过良好的训练，工作仔细，勤勤恳恳… speak highly of /ˌspiːk ˈhaɪli ɒv/ [verb phrase] to praise someone or their work because you admire them 赞扬［某人，因钦佩某人或其所做的工作］ i'm so pleased to meet you -- my wife has always spoken very highly of you. 很高兴见到你——我妻子经常称赞你。 all her former clients speak highly of her legal skills. 她以前的客户全都高度赞赏她的法律技能。 pay tribute to /ˌpeɪ ˈtrɪbjuːt tuː/ [verb phrase] to praise someone publicly, especially to show respect for them and what they have achieved ［公开］向…表示敬意；赞颂［某人的成就］ john motum, presenting the trophy, paid tribute to the players and coaches. 约翰·莫滕颁发奖杯，他向运动员和教练表示敬意。 friends of the actor paid tribute to his talent and expressed shock as news of his death became public. 那位演员的死讯公布后，他的朋友纷纷赞扬他的天赋并表达震惊之情。 put in a good word for /ˌpʊt ɪn ə ˌgʊd ˈwɜːʳd fɔːʳ/ [verb phrase] if someone puts in a good word for you with someone in a position of authority, they praise you to them, especially in order to help you to get a job or to avoid punishment ［向当权者］为…说好话［尤指为帮助求职或免受惩罚］ the producers told me later that i got the job because paul put in a good word for me. 制片人后来告诉我，我获得这份工作是因为保罗为我说了好话。put in a good word for somebody with somebody can you put in a good word for me with your colleagues on the council? 你能不能替我向你在委员会的同事求个情？2. to praise someone or something a lot 对某人或某事大加赞赏 be full of praise for /biː ˌfʊl əv ˈpreɪz fɔːʳ/ [verb phrase] the press were full of praise for the whole production. 新闻界对整场演出赞不绝口。 ramsey, who hosts a christian radio show, is full of praise for the two new congressmen. 拉姆齐，一个基督教电台节目的主持人，对两位新国会议员大加赞扬。 sing somebody's praises /ˌsɪŋ somebodyˈs ˈpreɪzə̇z/ [verb phrase] to praise someone very highly and very frequently ［非常频繁地］对某人大加赞扬 craig adored jane and would sing her praises to anyone who would listen. 克雷格深深地爱着简，他向每一个愿意倾听的人表达自己对她的赞美之情。 feminists have long sung the praises of writers such as germaine greer and simone de beauvoir. 长久以来，女权主义者一直对像杰梅茵·格里尔与西蒙娜·德·波娃那样的作家大唱赞歌。 rave about /ˈreɪv əbaʊt/ [transitive phrasal verb] informal to talk or write about something, saying how wonderful you think it is 【非正式】狂热赞扬；极力夸奖 critics are raving about the new show. 评论家们在极力赞扬这出新戏。 i bought some of that colombian coffee you used to rave about. 我买了些过去你极力夸奖的哥伦比亚咖啡。 glorify /ˈglɔːrɪfaɪ, ˈglɔːrəfaɪ/ [transitive verb] to praise someone and their achievements very highly, in order to make them seem more important than they really are 颂扬；吹捧；美化 the emperor's achievements were glorified in numerous poems. 大量的诗歌颂扬这位皇帝的功绩。 the book is a vain attempt to glorify the name of one of the worst dictators in modern history. 该书试图美化现代史上一名最残暴的独裁者，结果是白费劲。 heap/lavish praise on /ˌhiːp, ˌlævɪʃ ˈpreɪz ɒn/ [verb phrase] to say things that show you admire someone or approve of what they have done 对大加赞扬 it's nice to receive a letter heaping praise on someone for a job well done, for a change. 难得收到一封对某人工作大加赞扬的信，真高兴。 she is modest and generous, lavishing praise on the musicians she has worked with. 她谦虚、宽厚，对共事的乐师大加赞扬。3. to be praised in newspapers or by many people 在报纸上受到赞扬或受许多人赞扬 get a good press /get ə ˌgʊd ˈpres/ [verb phrase] if something gets a good press, it is praised in the newspapers, on television etc ［在报纸或电视上等］得到好评 i haven't read it yet, but i know her latest novel got a very good press. 我还没读过，但我知道人们对她的最新小说评价很高。 eastern european cars have never really had a good press in this country. 东欧汽车在该国从没真正得到过好评。 get rave reviews /get ˌreɪv rɪˈvjuːz/ [verb phrase] informal if something such as a new book, film, or play gets rave reviews, it is praised a lot in newspapers and magazines 【非正式】［在报纸和杂志上］好评如潮 her roles in ‘miami vice’ and ‘a room with a view’ got rave reviews. 她在《迈阿密风云》及《看得见风景的房间》两片中扮演的角色有口皆碑。 despite getting rave reviews, the film was not a box office hit. 尽管该影片好评如潮，但是并不卖座。 acclaimed /əˈkleɪmd/ [adjective] if something such as a film, performance, or achievement is acclaimed, it is praised publicly by people who have a lot of knowledge about that subject 受到［内行的人］赞扬的；受到好评的 highly acclaimed paul simon's solo career has resulted in a string of highly acclaimed albums. 保罗·西蒙的独唱生涯留下一系列深受好评的专辑。widely acclaimed her work on finding a cure for cancer has been widely acclaimed by her colleagues in the medical profession. 她为探索癌症疗法而作出的努力受到医学界同行们的广泛赞扬。critically acclaimed praised by critics 受到评论家赞扬的 ‘the west wing’ is one of the most critically acclaimed tv series in the usa. 《白宫风云》是美国最为评论家们津津乐道的电视连续剧之一。 much-praised /ˌmʌtʃ ˈpreɪzd◂/ [adjective] praised a lot by many people 广受赞扬的 they run a much-praised restaurant in soho. 他们开设在苏豪区的餐厅口碑甚佳。 the beatles’ album ‘sergeant pepper’ was much praised when it first came out. 披头士乐队的专辑《佩珀军士》刚一面世就受到人们的推崇。 be hailed as /biː ˈheɪld æz/ [verb phrase] if something or someone new is hailed as something, they are praised a lot and are called something very good ［新事物或新人］被誉为 she is being hailed as the new marilyn monroe. 她被誉为新玛丽莲·梦露。 the new peace agreement is being hailed as a major breakthrough. 新的和平协议被誉为是一次重大突破。 when it was first introduced, the birth control pill was hailed as a wonder drug. 避孕药刚刚推出时，被誉为是一种灵丹妙药。4. to praise someone in an insincere way 不真诚地赞扬某人 flatter /ˈflætəʳ/ [transitive verb] to say nice things that you do not mean about someone, especially in order to get something from them 向…谄媚；奉承 flatter her a little - tell her she's beautiful. 稍微奉承她一下一告诉她说她很美。 his flattering comments embarrassed her. 他的恭维话令她感到不好意思。 butter up /ˌbʌtər ˈʌp/ [transitive phrasal verb] informal to say nice things to someone in order to make them do something you want 【非正式】拍马屁；讨好 butter somebody up it's no use trying to butter me up -- i'm not changing my mind. 讨好我没有用—我不会改变主意的。butter up somebody the bank has to butter up investors in this fiercely competitive market. 在这竞争激烈的市场，银行得拍投资者的马屁。5. praise that is given to someone or something 对某人或某事的赞扬 praise /preɪz/ [uncountable noun] things you say to someone to show that you admire them or approve of what they have done 赞扬；表扬 praise for the police deserve a lot of praise for the way they handled the situation. 警方对这一情况的处理方式值得大大表扬。win/earn praise be praised for something 赢得/博得赞扬 the charity has earned widespread praise for its work. 这家慈善机构因其工作广受称赞。high praise praise from someone important or respected ［来自要人或名人的］高度赞扬 she said you have talent, and that's high praise coming from a best-selling author like her. 她说你有才能，那是她那样的畅销书作家对你作的高度夸奖。 compliment /ˈkɒmplɪmənt, ˈkɒmpləməntǁˈkɑːm-/ [countable noun] what you say when you tell someone they look nice or they have done something well 赞美；恭维 ‘you have lovely hair,’ said bob to emma, who blushed at the compliment. 鲍勃对埃玛说，“你的头发很漂亮”，埃玛听了恭维话脸都红了。pay/give somebody a compliment he's always paying her compliments and buying her flowers. 他老是赞美她，给她买花。shower somebody with compliments give someone a lot of compliments 对某人赞不绝口 rob always showered me with compliments and made me feel special. 罗布总对我大加赞赏，令我感觉与众不同。 flattery /ˈflætəri/ [uncountable noun] nice things that you say about someone, which may not be true, in order to get something that you want from them 阿谀奉承；谄媚 she used a mixture of persuasion and flattery to get what she wanted. 她施展劝说加奉承的功夫获得自己想要的东西。flattery will get you nowhere use this to tell someone that flattery will not help them get what they want 阿谀奉承不能奏效 i'll choose the best person for the job, so flattery will get you nowhere. 我会选择最合适的人来担任此项工作，所以溜须拍马帮不了你的忙。 recognition /ˌrekəgˈnɪʃən/ [uncountable noun] if someone gets recognition for their work, they get praised publicly, often after a long time 公众认可 she had to spend 10 years as a struggling artist, before receiving any recognition for her work. 在未得到公众对其作品的认可前，作为一个艺术家，她不得不苦苦奋斗了十年。 although he was popular in europe, hendrix had yet to achieve recognition in his home country. 亨德里克斯尽管在欧洲广受欢迎，但他在自己的祖国尚未得到认可。 commendation /ˌkɒmənˈdeɪʃənǁˌkɑː-/ [countable/uncountable noun] formal an official statement praising someone, especially someone who has been very brave or very successful 【正式】［官方的］表扬；赞许［尤指对非常勇敢或成功之人］ patroni received an official commendation after rescuing twelve people from a sinking ship. 帕特洛尼从行将沉没的船上救起12个人，因而受到政府的表扬。 after winning the world championship, he received a note of commendation from the president. 他赢得世界冠军后，总统写了一封短信给他，以示嘉奖。6. what you say when you praise someone 赞扬别人时说的话 well done british /good job american /ˌwel ˈdʌn, ˌgʊd ˈdʒɒbǁ-ˈdʒɑːb/ spoken say this to someone when they have done something well or succeeded in doing something difficult 【口】干得好 well done! you got all the answers right. 干得好！你的答案全对。 good job, john! that was a great shot. 好呀，约翰！那个投篮棒极了。 congratulations /kənˌgrætʃɑˈleɪʃənz/ say or write this to someone when they have done something good or special 恭喜，祝贺［你］ congratulations! is it a girl or boy? 恭喜！是女孩还是男孩?congratulations on congratulations on your new job, jenny. 祝贺你获得一份新工作，珍妮。congratulations on doing something congratulations on passing your driving test. 祝贺你通过驾驶考试。 way to go /ˌweɪ tə ˈgəʊ/ american spoken informal use this to praise someone who has just done something very good or impressive 【美口，非正式】干得好 ‘i got accepted at stanford.’ ‘way to go!’ “我被斯坦福大学录取了。”“干得好！” way to go sam! nice hit! “干得好萨姆！打得漂亮！”7. words for describing statements that praise someone or something 描述赞扬的言论的词语 glowing /ˈgləʊɪŋ/ [adjective usually before noun] full of praise 大加赞扬的； despite glowing reviews about the company's core businesses, its shares have fallen. 尽管该公司的核心业务大受赞赏，但是它的股票下跌了。 the young soldiers who returned home gave glowing accounts of paul's bravery and devotion to duty. 返回家里的年轻士兵都热烈赞扬了保罗的勇敢及忠于职守。in glowing terms with words of high praise 高度赞扬 stephen always talks in glowing terms of your work. 斯蒂芬一直高度赞扬你的工作。 glowingly [adverb] the reviewers spoke glowingly about a young actor named jack nicholson. 评论家们称赞青年演员杰克·尼科尔森。 complimentary /ˌkɒmplɪˈmentəri◂, ˌkɒmpləˈmentəri◂ǁˌkɑːm-/ [adjective] complimentary remarks say good and approving things about someone or their achievements 【对某人或某人的成就］赞美的；恭维的 highly complimentary everything i've heard about your work has been highly complimentary. 我听到别人谈论你的工作时都是对你大加赞扬。 favourable british /favorable american /ˈfeɪvərəbəl/ [adjective] favourable reports, remarks etc say good things about the person, film, event etc that they are about 称赞的 responses to his latest movie have generally been favourable. 人们对他的最新影片普遍称赞有加。 i don't want to hear your opinion -- unless it's favourable of course. 我不想听你的意见——当然如果表示赞扬就另当别论了。8. words for describing behaviour or actions that deserve praise 描述值得赞扬的行为或行动的词语 commendable /kəˈmendəbəl/ [adjective] formal deserving praise 【正式】值得赞扬的 the headteacher thanked the boys for their efforts, which he said were most commendable. 校长感谢那些男孩所作的努力，他说他们的努力是最值得赞扬的。with commendable speed/patience etc the whole workforce has adapted to the new computing system with commendable speed. 全体员工以值得称道的速度适应新的计算机系统。 the police acted with commendable restraint, considering the amount of pressure they were under. 考虑到警方在行动中承受的巨大压力，他们的克制是值得称赞的。 commendably [adverb] the investigation was commendably thorough. 调查进行得很彻底，值得赞扬。 praiseworthy /ˈpreɪzwɜːʳði/ [adjective] deserving praise for your actions, efforts, and intentions even if the final result is not always completely successful 值得表扬的［即使结果不完全成功］ giving blood is regarded by most people as something praiseworthy. 大多数人认为献血是值得赞扬的。 negotiators have made a praiseworthy attempt to bring the two sides together. 为解决双方的纷争，谈判者已作出值得称道的努力。 laudable /ˈlɔːdəbəl/ [adjective] formal deserving praise 【正式】值得称赞的 equal pay for equal work is a laudable principle. 同工同酬是一项值得称赞的原则。 such honesty is laudable and rare. 如此诚实值得称赞而且难得一见。☞ praise¹☞ praise² |
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