英：[ˌædjuˈleɪʃn]
美：[ˌædʒəˈleɪʃn]
adulation如何读
adulation是什么意思
- n.奉承；谄媚
adulation自然拼读
ad·u·la·tion
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adulation词根
词根：adulate
adj.adulatory 阿谀的，奉承的；谄媚的
n.adulator 好奉迎者
vt.adulate 过分称赞；谄媚；奉承
adulation英英释义
noun
extreme or excessive admiration or flattery During the campaign, he basked in the adulation of his fans and emphasized the promises that drew the biggest applause and the most retweets …—Peter Coy … she thought he'd be an egomaniac, spoiled by fame and public adulation.—Maureen Callahan … is only starting to reach the level of popular and critical adulation that bands work their entire lives to achieve …—Steve Kandell He had not fully understood his achievement until he returned home to an outpouring of adulation from local media.—David Müller
Celebrities often feed off the adulation of fans, but that acclaim can be fleeting and illusory.—Ruben Castenada
adulation词源中文解释
"奉承或虚伪的赞美"，14世纪晚期，来自古法语 adulacion，源自拉丁语 adulationem（主格 adulatio）"奉承； 谄媚，卑躬屈膝的礼貌"，动名词，来自 adulari 的过去分词词干"奉承，巴结"。
通常认为这个词源于 ad "to"（见 ad-) + 一个表示"尾巴"的词干，源自 PIE *ul- "尾巴"（源头还包括梵语 valah "尾毛"和立陶宛语 valai "马尾巴"）。最初的想法是像一只卑躬屈膝的狗一样"摇尾巴"（比较希腊语 sainein "摇尾巴"，也有"奉承"的意思； 另见 wheedle）。
但德·范发现这些词的语音问题，得出结论说这个词源不确定，尽管他提出了一个与 avidus "渴望的"有关的联系，通过 *adulo- "渴望某事的人"，因此是"奉承者"。奉承可能来自真正的盲目崇拜，也可能是虚伪的，出于利益的希望。
adulation词源英文解释
Middle English adulacioun "insincere praise, flattery," borrowed from Anglo-French, borrowed from Latin adūlātiōn-, adūlātiō, from adūlārī "to fawn upon (of dogs), praise insincerely" (of uncertain origin) + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action Note: On the presumption that it is a denominal verb, Latin adūlārī has been compared with Sanskrit vāla-, vāra- "hair of a horse's tail, horsehair," Lithuanian valaĩ "horse's tail," though this is difficult both semantically and phonetically. More recently, the base of Latin avidus "greedy, eager" has been proposed as a source (see avid), via a prefixed *ad-awido-, syncopated to *ad-audo-, then with the second d dissimilated to l, yielding *adūlo-, "eagerly seeking something, flattering."
The first known use of adulation was in the 15th century
adulation 例句
1 As a result of his widely viewed appearances, his daily life has become a Ping-Pong match between Trump supporters’ revulsion and Trump haters’ adulation: Fans accost him on the street, some in tears.
2 Adulation, being new in any form, pleased her.
任何形式的奉承, 只要她觉得新鲜, 她都会喜欢.
3 Jones obviously relished her Doctor Who moment, though she's surprised at the adulation that came with it.
4 What’s left behind is the same petulant child he’s always been, the one that was rescued and polished up by Dr. Dre and subsequently sustained by critical adulation, financial success and self-medication.
5 What will provide the story of the season, or this summer's "Blur moment" – they reformed to rapturous adulation at Glastonbury last year – remains to be seen.
6 He rose as a lyricist/composer on the adulation from the critics of this newspaper when such reviewers could really kill or make a show.
7 My feelings for this greatest of Neoclassical artists, who spun Roman precedents into propaganda for the Reign of Terror and then for Napoleon, have cycled over many years between adulation and queasiness.
8 I know who I am — it doesn’t rely on any outside agency, or adulation, or achievement, or hit record.
9 As usual, the expectant crowd, chaotically loud a moment before, fell silent as Caesar’s party appeared through the back of the Imperial Box, and then burst into concerted roars of adulation.
10 Churchillianism is, after all, a secular religion in modern Britain – and the object of veneration, having been first Tory and then Liberal before returning to the Conservative party, encourages bi-partisan adulation.
11 And yet Himes is able to garner sympathy and adulation for these two men who, within the world of Himes’s Harlem, try their best to mete out justice equally under an inherently unjust system.
12 Rainer, meanwhile, is beginning to enjoy the adulation, and Mr. Vogel is particularly strong when simulating the tug of war between ego and conscience.
13 Money and adulation are rightly due to high achievers but the very worst garner recognition too.
成功往往带来金钱和吹捧,但最惨烈的失败也能带来知名度.
14 I don’t know the answer to that, and I worry whether journalistic organizations — including this one — will continue to challenge a man who has shown how little taste he has for anything except adulation.
15 Van Heerden opened his arms to receive adulation and offered his hands to be kissed.
16 With the possible exceptions of Shakespeare and the monarchy, which has clearly seen better days, Bond and the Beatles continue to make Britons proud and enjoy adulation the world over.
17 An Alabama dentist overflowing with folksy bonhomie, Dr. Hardy has so fully embraced his belated celebrity that the discovery of an adulation gap prompts a rare moment of mean-spiritedness.
18 It was not a nurturing management style that won Mao this adulation.
让毛泽东获得这样的极端的个人崇拜的,不仅仅是因为他充满教导意味的管理模式.
19 What other entity hurls barges of money at certain creators simply because they say they want to make something, then waits for the praiseworthy recruits to shower them with adulation and reverent podcast breakdowns?
20 Indeed, as he basked in the adulation last Sept.
adulation 同义词
1 称赞
favourable laudatory commendation applaud commend pay tribute to pat on the back a pat on the back credit praise compliment plaudits laud extol eulogize pat yourself on the back
2 阿谀
lackey sugary supple subservient flattery taffy eyewash blandishment sugarplum flatter cringe inveigle toady curry favor with get on good side soft solder soft sawder buttery candied sycophantic adulatory oleaginous morigeration subservience palaver sycophancy birdlime butter jolly soft-soap brownnose
4 谄媚
oily greasy soapy slimy smarmy unctuous fawn toady smooth sugary candied courtly servile honeyed obsequious oleaginous flannel flattery taffy eyewash blandishment creep kowtow bootlick court soap honey flatter soft-soap adulate brownnose blarney curry favor with suck up to shine up to lick boots toadyish flattering buttery insinuating adulatory insinuatingly blandishments butter incense bootlicking sawder toadyism brownnoser sugariness cringe truckle smarm beslaver blandish soft soap soft sawder
5 恭维
fine bouquet flatter complimentary fawning flattery compliment fawn on fawn over flattering stroke
6 奉承
courtship slaver taffy guyver stroke massage romance flatter fawn kowtow toady blarney schmear adulate kiss ass suck up pay court to kiss arse kiss up to smarmy ingratiating flattery flattering fawning court soft-soap ingratiate yourself curry favour massage ego butter up fawn on fawn over suck up to make up to unction dance attendance on curry favour with subservient well-oiled courtly saccharine adulatory trucklingly insinuatingly incense palaver sawder bushwa lipsalve cringe jolly brown-nose apple-polish beslaver blandish brownnose brown nosing soft sawder