accolades

英 [ækəʊleɪdz]

美 [ˈækəˌleɪdz]

n.  赞扬; 表扬; 奖励; 奖赏; 荣誉
accolade的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 赞扬；荣誉；奖励
  If someone is given anaccolade, something is done or said about them which shows how much people admire them.
  1. 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。
  2. 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。

双语例句

• For her actions, Carol was named a winner of her area's monthly "Count on Me" service accolades and was honored as the quarterly winner for the state.
  对于她的行为，卡罗尔在她的区域被提名为月度“相信我”服务奖的优胜者，并且获得该州季度优胜者的荣誉。
• You will find it difficult to accept the accolades and rewards you have earned and, instead, drift aimlessly through life.
  你将觉得难以接受你所获得的赞扬和奖励，取而代之的是，在生活中无目的的漂泊。
• Shirley simply epitomized the word 'star.' There are few more deserving of her accolades, and I am personally so pleased that she was a recipient of our Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award.
  秀兰最好诠释了明星一词。她获得过很多荣誉，然而我个人为她获得美国演员工会终身成就奖感到喜悦。
• And after the accolades have faded, what will economists conclude about his tenure?
  在他得到这些荣誉之后，经济学家将如何对他的人气做总结呢？
• He doesnt display his accolades or wartime souvenirs not even the Iraq flag he took off Saddam Husseins limousine.
  他不愿展示他的奖状和展示纪念品（其中包括他从萨达姆-侯赛因轿车中取下的伊拉克国旗）。
• But having been with the club since he was a schoolboy, he knows how to handle the accolades and expectation that comes with being a United player.
  他上学时就已经来到了曼联，他知道自己应该如何应付成为一个曼联球员带来的期待和压力。
• In other words, a politician isn't punished for making promises nor does he instantaneously reap political accolades for trimming costs.
  换言之，一个政治家不会因为作出了承诺而受到惩罚，也不会因为节省了成本而马上获得政治赞誉。
• I don't care about scoring titles and individual accolades any more.
  我不在乎得分王和个人的荣誉了。
• All of these women are successful and all have a number of accolades to their names.
  这些妇女无疑的是成功的，而且大家不只一次的赞誉到他们的名字。
• But never mind the accolades, we just want to know what happens next.
  但忽略那些奖项，我们只想知道接下来会发生什么。