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

• Zadie Smith won many plaudits for her debut novel White Teeth and now her third, On Beauty, has won the2006 Orange Prize for women's fiction.
  扎迪·史密斯因其小说处女作《白牙》博得了不少好评，而现在，她的第三作《论美》又在2006年赢得了为女性小说而设的“橘子奖”。
• 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。
• Much smaller deals also attracted plaudits within the legal community.
  一些规模小得多的交易也获得了法律界内部的赞誉。
• Public plaudits accrued slowly for the London-born designer, but he now has a string of awards and honours to his name, culminating last year in a knighthood.
  公众对这位生于伦敦的设计师的赞誉来得很慢，不过现在他已经赢得了许多奖项和荣誉。他得到的最高殊荣是去年获封爵位。
• Until this season, marred by the'lie-gate'scandal and the uncompetitive MP4-24 McLaren, the Briton's career largely consisted of a series of plaudits and successes.
  直到本赛季，受到的'谎言门'丑闻和竞争力的MP4-24迈凯轮，巴顿的职业生涯基本上包括了一系列的喝彩和成功。
• 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。
• They acknowledged the enthusiastic plaudits of the crowd.
  他们对人群中爆发的热烈喝采答礼。
• For his foresight in Iceland, Aliber won plaudits from Michel Lewis in his bestseller boomerang.
  鉴于艾力伯在冰岛问题上的远见卓识，作家迈克尔•刘易斯在畅销书《自食其果》（Boomerang）中对他大加赞赏。
• 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。
• Either you remain forever on the margins, pitching books to editors who have never heard your name, hoping for plaudits from authors whose own work you have never praised.
  你要么永远留在边缘，把书投给从未听说过你名字的编辑，期待那些你从来不欣赏的作者出来为你喝彩。