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admiration如何读

英：[ˌædməˈreɪʃn]

美：[ˌædməˈreɪʃn]

admiration是什么意思

n.钦佩；赞赏

admiration自然拼读

ad·mi·ra·tion

aed m reI shn

admiration词根

词根：admire

adj.

admirable 令人钦佩的；极好的；值得赞扬的

admired 受人钦佩的；感到羡慕的

admiring 赞赏的，羡慕的

adv.

admirably 美好地，极好地；令人钦佩地

admiringly 钦佩地；羡慕地

n.

admirer 爱慕者；赞赏者；钦佩者

v.

admired 羡慕，赞美；钦佩（admire的过去分词）

vi.

admire 钦佩；称赞

vt.

admire 钦佩；赞美

admiration英英释义

Noun

1. a feeling of delighted approval and liking

2. the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising

3. a favorable judgment;

"a small token in admiration of your works"

admiration词组

admiration for钦佩；对…赞赏

admiration区别

admiration, honour, esteem, regard, respect

这组词都有“尊敬、尊重、敬意”的意思，其区别是：

admiration指除表示尊敬外，还常伴随有一种真挚的倾慕之情。

honour指对长辈或有地位、有名望、有功劳的人公开表示极大敬意或软佩。

esteem除表示尊敬之外，还暗示由此可而产生的称赞。

regard最正式用词，中性，与respect和honour近义。

respect指对年长、地位较高的人的尊敬，对他人成就、行为或见解等经过仔细评估后而表示尊重，暗示在上述人面前表现谦恭和有礼貌。

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admiration词源中文解释

15世纪初，“惊奇”，来自古法语 admiration “惊讶，惊奇”（14世纪，从早期的 amiracion 更正而来），或直接来自拉丁语 admirationem（主格 admiratio）“惊奇，钦佩”，是过去分词词干的名词形式，来自 admirari “惊奇地看待，感到惊讶”，由 ad “到；关于”（见 ad-）和 mirari “惊奇”，源自 mirus “奇妙的”（见 miracle）。自16世纪以来，这个意义逐渐减弱，变成了“高度重视，尊敬”。

admiration词源英文解释

Middle English admiracion, borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French amiracion, going back to Old French ammiration, borrowed from Latin admīrātiōn-, admīrātiō, from admīrārī "to admire" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of action nouns

The first known use of admiration was in the 15th century

admiration儿童词典英英释义

admireverb

to look at with admiration

admire the scenery

to have high regard for

admired her courage

admireverb

to look at with admiration

admire the scenery

to have high regard for

admired her courage

admireverb

to look at with admiration

admire the scenery

to have high regard for

admired her courage

admirationnoun

an object of admiring regard

a feeling of great and delighted approval

admiration 例句

1 He had heard a hundred stories about Shorty’s feats, always told with admiration, much laughter, occasionally envy.

2 Excepting reluctant admiration of Dr. Martin Luther King, I heard him speak well of only one other, The Reverend Eugene L. Callender of Harlem’s large Presbyterian Church of the Master.

3 Dant è s gazed with admiration, but he had some difficulty in believing and Faria saw this.

唐太斯钦佩地望着他, 但他的脑子里仍然有些疑惑,神甫的慧眼一下子就看了出来.

4 After the terrible wound in her head had healed, she became aware of the admiration of the other slaves.

5 Their faces show everything from envy to hatred to admiration.

6 Would all that admiration eventually have made me overconfident?

7 “That was a good one,” I said quietly with admiration, finally looking up from my pad.

8 The former was divided between admiration of the brilliancy which exercise had given to her complexion, and doubt as to the occasion’s justifying her coming so far alone.

9 With some misery, I prayed that he should do no such thing, for in her looks and speech her admiration for my companion was clear.

10 Please add some admiration when you criticize faults of people.

批评别人错误时,更要加入一些赞美.

11 I had always loved and admired Dr. King, and when I read his speech, that love and admiration deepened.

12 His cleverness and skill compel our admiration.

他的聪明和技艺博得我们的赞赏.

13 There is a disposition to exaggeration in all human admiration.

人们对于自己所赞美的东西总带有夸张的倾向.

14 Until Elgar, Vaughan Williams and perhaps Parry in the twentieth century, no composer commanded as much respect, pride or admiration among Britons.

15 He professed his admiration for their work.

他表示钦佩他们的工作。

16 His courage and skill compel our admiration.

他的勇气和技巧使我们都很钦佩.

17 Her athleticism drew the admiration of the crowd.

她的运动才能令众人赞叹不已。

18 The crowd's admiration is sadistic.

围观者的赞美是施虐狂.

19 We were filled with admiration for him.

20 And now I had a hunch Cletus’s admiration for Ob had just shot up about ten points.