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TOEFL BNC: 4285 COCA: 3719
praise
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verb [T] /preɪz/
present tense
I/you/we/theypraise
he/she/itpraises
present participlepraising
past tensepraised
past participlepraised
  1. 1
    to express strong approval or admiration for someone or something, especially in public （尤指公开地）赞美，表扬，称赞

    Mayor Dixon praised the efforts of those involved in the rescue. 迪克森市长表扬了参加救援的人员所作的努力。

    highly praise :

    The painting of St Basil's Cathedral was highly praised. 圣巴素大教堂的绘画受到了高度赞扬。

    praise someone for (doing) something :

    He praised the staff for encouraging the artistic talents of the prisoners. 他因工作人员激发出囚犯的艺术天赋而表扬了他们。

     Synonyms and related words
    To praise someone or something: praise, congratulate, compliment...
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    to worship God with words or music （用语言或音乐）赞美（上帝）

    ‘Let us praise the Lord!' “让我们赞美上帝吧！”

     Synonyms and related words
    Praising and worshipping a god or gods: adoration, alleluia, devotions...
Expressing yourself: praise
Ways of praising someone
Well done
the most common way of praising someone when they have done something well
Congratulations
used for praising someone who has achieved something important, such as passing a major exam
Good for you
an informal way of telling someone that you approve of what they have done
Way to go/ Good job
a more informal way of telling someone that they have done something well
Good thinking/ That's an idea/ You're a genius
used for praising someone when you think that their idea or suggestion is good
Someone is to be congratulated
a formal way of saying that someone has done well
Let's hear it for.../ Hats off to...
used for saying that you think someone deserves a lot of praise
Examples:
‘I passed all my exams!' ‘Well done!/Congratulations! Let's go out and celebrate.'
‘I told him I would only do it if he paid me more.' ‘Good for you. He needed to be told.'
‘We should finish just ahead of schedule.' ‘Good job, Karl! That's fantastic news!'
Hannah, you're a genius! I never would have thought of that myself. ♦ Good thinking! That's a much better way of doing it.
The lead actor is to be congratulated on his excellent performance in a difficult role.
Hats off to Derrick and his team! They finished the project in record time. ♦ Let's hear it for everyone who took part in the campaign.
praise
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noun [U] /preɪz/
  1. 1
    an expression of strong approval or admiration 表扬；赞美；赞扬

    Give your child plenty of praise and encouragement. 要给你的孩子足够的表扬和鼓励。

    win/earn/deserve praise :

    Christina and Sara won the praise of hospital staff for their bravery. 克里斯蒂娜和萨拉因为勇敢而受到了医院员工们的赞扬。

    be full of praise for :

    Guests were full of praise for the food. 客人们对食物赞不绝口。

    high praise (=a lot of praise) 高度赞扬 :

    Everyone involved deserves the highest praise. 参与其中的每一个人都值得高度赞扬。

    in praise of :

    a poem in praise of London 一首赞美伦敦的诗

     Synonyms and related words
    Praise and admiration: praise, admiration, recognition...
    See also damn , sing
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    words or music worshipping God 颂扬上帝的文字（或音乐）

    a service of praise and thanksgiving 颂扬上帝和感恩的宗教仪式

     Synonyms and related words
    Praising and worshipping a god or gods: adoration, alleluia, devotions...

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