accolade基本解释
n.表扬；嘉奖；武士爵位的授与
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过去式: accoladed 过去分词: accoladed 现在分词: accolading 第三人称单数: accolades
n.表扬；嘉奖；武士爵位的授与
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过去式: accoladed 过去分词: accoladed 现在分词: accolading 第三人称单数: accolades
noun
1. a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction
e.g. an award for bravery
Synonym: awardhonorhonourlaurels
1. 赞扬；荣誉；奖励
If someone is given an accolade, something is done or said about them which shows how much people admire them.
e.g. The Nobel prize has become the ultimate accolade in the sciences...
诺贝尔奖已成为科学界的最高荣誉。
e.g. Ari Hart recently received the accolade of being represented in the Museum of Modern Art.
阿里·哈特的作品最近有幸获选在现代艺术馆展出。
1. 授予：acclivous 向上斜的 | accolade 授予 | accommodable 可适合的
2. accolade
2. 赞美, 骑士爵位的授予, 连谱号：acclivous || 向上斜的 | accolade || 赞美, 骑士爵位的授予, 连谱号 | Accoloy || 镍铬铁耐热合金
3. 追求名牌：Acclaim--体育健将 | Accolade--追求名牌 | Aetivision--激流勇进
4. 推崇：'accurate 精确的,准确的 | accolade 推崇 | accommodating 乐于助人的
A Nobel Prize is the top accolade a scientist can receive.
出自：M. Beadle
