Definition of acclaimed in English:

acclaimed

adjective əˈkleɪmd

Publicly praised; celebrated.
the band released their critically acclaimed debut in 1994
an acclaimed artist
Example sentencesExamples
- Long ago, an acclaimed musician passed away at the mature age of thirty-five.
- He died in 1953, not fully acclaimed.
- The face-off was an ideal opportunity for enthusiasts to soak in the craft of these two acclaimed exponents.
- The possibility for innovation and the revival of an acclaimed artistic powerhouse is going to be highly attractive.
- His wife, for instance, wrote a critically acclaimed TV drama chronicling the reign of King Farouq.
- In the field of communications, he is the author of eight critically acclaimed books that have been translated into twenty languages.
- Apart from the writings of Erasmus and Luther only two books of the sixteenth century can be acclaimed as bestsellers.
- Apparently creating critically acclaimed music entails more than what we see in the final product.
- Despite the timing of the sale, the reality is that such internationally acclaimed estates take a long time to find new owners.
- Her absorbing, internationally acclaimed debut explores the modern German psyche through the experiences of three ordinary people.
- William Gibson, the American playwright who has died aged 94, was acclaimed for two of the best-known theatrical hits of the post-war English-speaking stage.
- It was issued to compete with acclaimed extended recordings by the leading big bands of the era.
- At this time it was highly acclaimed for its originality.
- He gave him a copy of an acclaimed anthology of Eastern Nigerian market literature he had edited in 2001.
- He is now one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation.
- The film is adapted from the acclaimed novel.
- Featuring some of the heaviest of the underground heavy hitters, this compilation easily stacks up to the acclaimed Volume 1.
- There have been three other television versions of Richard II, all sourced from acclaimed stage productions.
- Many critically acclaimed photographers teach to earn a living.
- The relationship lasted almost ten years, until the pair worked together in an acclaimed production of Hamlet.

单词	acclaimed
释义	Definition of acclaimed in English: acclaimed adjective əˈkleɪmd Publicly praised; celebrated. the band released their critically acclaimed debut in 1994 an acclaimed artist Example sentencesExamples Long ago, an acclaimed musician passed away at the mature age of thirty-five. He died in 1953, not fully acclaimed. The face-off was an ideal opportunity for enthusiasts to soak in the craft of these two acclaimed exponents. The possibility for innovation and the revival of an acclaimed artistic powerhouse is going to be highly attractive. His wife, for instance, wrote a critically acclaimed TV drama chronicling the reign of King Farouq. In the field of communications, he is the author of eight critically acclaimed books that have been translated into twenty languages. Apart from the writings of Erasmus and Luther only two books of the sixteenth century can be acclaimed as bestsellers. Apparently creating critically acclaimed music entails more than what we see in the final product. Despite the timing of the sale, the reality is that such internationally acclaimed estates take a long time to find new owners. Her absorbing, internationally acclaimed debut explores the modern German psyche through the experiences of three ordinary people. William Gibson, the American playwright who has died aged 94, was acclaimed for two of the best-known theatrical hits of the post-war English-speaking stage. It was issued to compete with acclaimed extended recordings by the leading big bands of the era. At this time it was highly acclaimed for its originality. He gave him a copy of an acclaimed anthology of Eastern Nigerian market literature he had edited in 2001. He is now one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation. The film is adapted from the acclaimed novel. Featuring some of the heaviest of the underground heavy hitters, this compilation easily stacks up to the acclaimed Volume 1. There have been three other television versions of Richard II, all sourced from acclaimed stage productions. Many critically acclaimed photographers teach to earn a living. The relationship lasted almost ten years, until the pair worked together in an acclaimed production of Hamlet.
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