approbation

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishapprobationap‧pro‧ba‧tion /ˌæprəˈbeɪʃən/ noun [uncountable] formalPRAISE official praise or approvalExamples from the Corpusapprobation• His words came out in a seemingly endless flow of support and approbation.• The words sounded convincing, the judge leaned forward in approbation.• For some time, however, teaching was supplemented, with the College's approbation, in three main fields.• Her talk wasn't vague approbation or disapproval, some big show of emotion.• Your child really wants your approbation.• I will vow to you that I will never suffer myself to be engaged without your approbation.Origin approbation (1300-1400) Old French Latin, from approbare; → APPROVE

单词	approbation
释义	approbation From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishapprobationap‧pro‧ba‧tion /ˌæprəˈbeɪʃən/ noun [uncountable] formalPRAISE official praise or approvalExamples from the Corpusapprobation• His words came out in a seemingly endless flow of support and approbation.• The words sounded convincing, the judge leaned forward in approbation.• For some time, however, teaching was supplemented, with the College's approbation, in three main fields.• Her talk wasn't vague approbation or disapproval, some big show of emotion.• Your child really wants your approbation.• I will vow to you that I will never suffer myself to be engaged without your approbation.Origin approbation (1300-1400) Old French Latin, from approbare; → APPROVE
随便看	part part part company part company (with somebody) part company with part delivery part exchange part in part of part of him etc part of me etc part of me/him etc part of something part of speech part of the explanation etc part of the problem etc part of the story etc part order part owner part ownership part ownership part paid share part payment part shipment part song