plaudits

英 [ˈplɔːdɪts]

美 [ˈplɔːdɪts]

n.  赞誉; 称赞; 褒扬

牛津词典

noun

• 赞誉；称赞；褒扬
  praise and approval
  1. His work won him plaudits from the critics.
     他的作品赢得了评论家的赞赏。

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL 喝彩；称赞;赞扬
  If a person or a thing receivesplauditsfrom a group of people, those people express their admiration for or approval of that person or thing.
  1. They won plaudits and prizes for their accomplished films.
     他们因其高水准的电影赢得了赞扬和奖项。

英英释义

noun

• enthusiastic approval
  1. the book met with modest acclaim
  2. he acknowledged the plaudits of the crowd
  3. they gave him more eclat than he really deserved
  Synonym:acclaimacclamationplauditeclat

双语例句

• They acknowledged the enthusiastic plaudits of the crowd.
  他们对人群中爆发的热烈喝采答礼。
• As colleagues scrambled for bargains, I noticed that being trampled underfoot was a sad copy of the book written by a man who received more instant plaudits than any I can remember when he quit his job three years ago.
  当同事们在抢购便宜书时，我注意到脚下有一本可怜的书正在被大家踩来踩去。书的作者在3年前辞职的时候，瞬间赢得了我记忆中最多的赞誉。
• As chairman of the Fed, his record already deserves more plaudits than those prematurely heaped upon his predecessor.
  人们过早地将太多赞扬倾注于前任美联储（fed）主席，与他相比，伯南克的履历更值得赞扬。
• As the dust starts to settle, which banks deserve the most plaudits?
  当尘埃开始落定，哪个银行将赢得最多喝彩？
• Her distinctive soul voice won her plaudits galore, including five Grammys.
  她别致的灵魂之音为她赢得了大量的荣誉，包括五次格莱美奖。
• All these recommendations are aimed at persuading the managers of schools and hospitals that the best way to win plaudits is to do a good job.
  所有这些建议的目的都是为了让学校和医院的管理者相信，赢得喝彩的最佳方法就是做好工作。
• His endorsement came as Obama received plaudits for his handling of the storm that has devastated New Jersey and New York and also hit Connecticut and West Virginia.
  奥巴马因其对摧毁新泽西和纽约也重创了康涅狄格和西弗吉尼亚州的飓风的处理而受到赞扬，他的认可也随之而来。
• His work won him plaudits from the critics.
  他的作品赢得了评论家的赞赏。
• Mr Rudd, who speaks fluent Mandarin and worked in China as a diplomat, initially won international plaudits for ratifying the Kyoto Protocol on climate change.
  讲一口流利的汉语、曾担任驻华外交官的陆克文，最初因批准有关气候变化的《京都议定书》（kyotoprotocol）而赢得了国际社会的喝彩。
• A new play that opened to the plaudits of the critics.
  受到评论家们喝彩的一出新戏剧。