acclaim

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /əˈkleɪm/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    赞誉；喝彩
  2. verb
    称赞；欢呼; 欢呼迎接; 拥立；欢呼推举

🔗 详情

词形变化

不可数 第三人称单数: acclaims 过去式: acclaimed 过去分词: acclaimed 现在分词: acclaiming

常用搭配

critical acclaimwidespread acclaimuniversal acclaimreceive acclaimwin acclaimgarner acclaimto great acclaim

派生词

acclaimedacclamation

同义词

praisecommendationplauditsapplauseadulationrecognitionapproval

反义词

criticismcondemnationcensuredisapproval

易混淆词

acclamation
EN: 'Acclamation' refers to a formal or ceremonial expression of approval (e.g., elected by acclamation); 'acclaim' is more general enthusiastic public praise.
zh: 'Acclamation'指正式的或仪式性的赞同表达（例如：无异议当选）；'acclaim'则更泛指公众热烈的赞扬。
acclimate
EN: 'Acclimate' means to adjust to a new environment or climate; it sounds similar to 'acclaim' but has a completely different meaning.
zh: 'Acclimate'意为适应新环境或气候；它的发音与'acclaim'相似，但含义完全不同。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the double 'c' at the beginning. Do not confuse 'acclaim' (praise) with 'acclimate' (adapt to a new environment).
zh: 记住开头是双'c'。不要将'acclaim'（赞扬）与'acclimate'（适应新环境）混淆。

💬 例句

  1. The film received critical acclaim and won several awards.

    这部电影获得了评论界的高度评价，并赢得了多个奖项。

  2. Critics acclaimed the young pianist as a genius after her debut performance.

    评论家们在她首演后称赞这位年轻钢琴家是天才。

  3. The crowd acclaimed the returning heroes as they marched through the city.

    人群在英雄们穿过城市时向他们欢呼致敬。

  4. The assembly acclaimed him as their new leader without a ballot.

    大会未进行投票，便一致推选他为新领导人。