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celebrated
adj.著名的(distinguish,famous)
classic
adj.第一流的
commend
v.贊揚(praise)
Her teaching was highly commended.
她的教學工作受到高度贊揚。
compliment
vt./n.贊美(praise,commendation);祝賀
The artist received many compliments on her paintings.
這位藝術家因她的畫收到許多贊揚。
complimentary
adj.贊美的(praising)
The professor rarely makes complimentary remarks to students.
這位教授很少對學生發表評論。
credit
n.信譽(trust,credence)
I could not get a loan from the bank because my credit was bad.
我無法從銀行貸款，因為我的信用不好。
deference
n.敬意
We should treat our elders with due deference.
我們應該尊重長輩。
deferential
adj.敬意的(respectful)
He was surrounded by deferential students and learned colleagues.
他被恭敬的學生和博學的同事包圍著。
dignified
adj.尊嚴的;高貴的(noble)
Bill gave a dignified response to the insult.
比爾對這種侮辱作出了有尊嚴的回應。
dignify
vt.使尊榮，使顯貴(ennoble)
The clever businessman invited the president to dignify the gathering by giving a short speech.
那個聰明的商人邀請總統發表了一篇簡短講話，使會議更加莊重。
dignity
n.尊嚴
He is a man who regards dignity more important than life.
他是一個把尊嚴看得比生命更重要的人。
embalm
v.使不朽; 使發出香氣
Ancient Egyptians used oils and natural substances to embalm the dead.
古埃及人使用油和天然物質來防腐。
eminent
adj.杰出的(outstanding,distinguished)
The eminent poet won numerous awards.
這位杰出的詩人獲得了許多獎項。
entitle
vt.給...稱號
My favorite poem is entitled "Summer Rain".
我最喜歡的一首詩叫《夏雨》。
