From Envy to Admiration 嫉妒与羡慕
to do sth to admiration 把做得极好
to win a high admiration 享有声誉 ; 享有名誉 ; 享有盛誉 ; 享有荣誉
pay admiration to 表示敬意
Van DE Ven et al. found that people who felt they had little control over their ability to improve resorted to admiration.
van de Ven等人发现那些感到无法提高自己能力的人们会诉诸崇拜,另一方面,那些可以提高能力的人们则经历良性嫉妒且更加努力地工作。
He ducked his head to hide his admiration.
他低下头以掩饰他的羡慕。
His speech and manners became curiously ceremonious and courtly, to the vast admiration and amusement of his intimates.
他的言谈举止变得出奇地讲究而有宫廷气派,使他的密友们大为钦佩,也觉得有趣。
Leaders from around the globe have reached out to share fond memories and admiration of Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy.
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His admiration for foreign things and approaches was tempered by, as Hughes argues, his devotion to Russia, which he oversaw.
正如休斯所说,他虽然歆慕外国文化,但仍被本国传统所抑制,他还是忠于他统治之下的俄国
It's just this kind of rhetorical trick that Milton uses - so many rhetorical tricks like this that Milton will use throughout the poem -- that led Dr. Johnson to say in utter exasperation, but admiration, that "Milton wrote no language": this isn't English that Milton is writing here.
正是弥尔顿使用的这种修辞手法,-弥尔顿全诗使用了大量这样的修辞手法,-让约翰逊博士懊恼而又钦佩的说,“弥尔顿所写不是语言“,弥尔顿这里写的不是英语。
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