单词 | glory |
释义 | noun | verb gloryglory1 /ˈglɔri/ ●●○ noun (plural glories) 1[uncountable] the importance, praise, and honor that people give someone they admire: At 19 he won glory as an Olympic champion. The team finished the season in a blaze of glory (=they did very well, and people praised them). He smiled for the cameras, basking in the glory (=enjoying the praise) of the victory.2[countable] something that someone has made or achieved that is especially beautiful or admired, or that makes you feel proud: glory of The designs reflect the glories of French fashion. Becoming a Supreme Court judge was the crowning glory (=the final most successful part) of her legal career. The band is trying to relive some of its past glories (=its achievements in the past).3[uncountable] a beautiful and impressive appearance SYN splendor: They restored the Grand Theater to its former glory. The sun emerged from behind the clouds in all its glory.4glory days a time in the past when someone was admired: the team’s glory days5to the (greater) glory of somebody/something formal in order to increase the honor that is given to someone or something: Bach composed to the greater glory of God.6glory (be) to God/Jesus etc. used to say that God deserves praise, honor, and thanks7go to glory old use to die → see also bask in somebody’s reflected glory at bask (1) noun | verb gloryglory2 verb (glories, gloried, glorying) glory in something phrasal verb literary to enjoy or be proud of the praise, attention, and success that you get SYN exult: The new mayor gloried in his win. |
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