adj. complimentary
亚当 斯密还提到一种人们渴望被夸奖的私欲.
Smith also talks about a selfish passion, which is a desire for praise.
得到称职夸奖的老板更少侵犯性,即使他们本来认为自己不称职。
Bosses who were told they were good at their jobs were less aggressive, even if they started out thinking they were not that good.
“她们没有哪一个值得夸奖的,”他回答道;“他们跟人家的姑娘一样,又傻,又无知;倒是丽萃要比她的几个姐妹伶俐些。”
"They have none of them much to recommend them," replied he; "they are all silly and ignorant like other girls; but Lizzy has something more of quickness than her sisters."
Complimented, my eye. She kissed me on my pure brow," and my darling emitted that new yelp of merriment which, perhaps in connection with her theatrical mannerisms, she had lately begun to affect."
是的,夸奖我的眼睛,她亲吻了我漂亮的眉毛“,我亲爱的洛丽塔发出了欢快的叫喊声,那也许和她戏剧性的行为方式有关,她随后开始变得做作起来“
But obviously, you choose somebody that is going to say your work is great. Right.
当然了,你肯定要选择那些会夸奖你工作成绩的人来给你写推荐信。对吧。
There was quite a crowd of them there." "So she complimented you."
那儿的老太太太多了,““那么她在夸奖你啦,“
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