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

• The highly thought of Brit may be overlooked by the Oscars because he has never sought out celebrity like so many, and seemingly could care less about awards and accolades.
  他不像很多人那样看重名气，也不在意奖项和荣誉，或许导致了奥斯卡对他的忽视。
• Did I say that right? One of the misfortunes of scholarship, you have to live long enough to get your accolades.
  我说的对吧，学术界的一大损失，你活得够长才能获得所应得的荣誉。
• He's won international accolades for his watercolors and carvings.
  他的水彩画和雕刻赢得了全球的赞誉。
• Mr Blair deserves accolades for achieving peace and power-sharing in Northern Ireland.
  布莱尔应该为北爱尔兰实现和平与权力共享而受到表彰。
• What great humanists need most are not honours and accolades but being understood by the people.
  精神伟人最需要的，并非世俗的功德圆满，而是被人民所理解。
• 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。
• The book's prestigious accolades, such as the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award, may make parents think twice about reading the book for themselves-as well as to find out if the themes are damaging to children or not.
  小说曾获雨果奖和星云奖，这样的名气让父母们自己在读这本书时都得考虑再三，给孩子看时也会考虑其主题是否适合。
• Her wardrobe-mixing top designers and off-the-rack cardigans-has won her accolades, and censure, from the fashion world.
  她既穿顶级设计师的名品礼服，也可穿得平民风格的开襟羊毛衫，这样的穿衣风格使她既赢得了来自时尚界的赞誉，也有批评。
• Can you imagine the accolades you'd get as the only athlete from your country that's of Olympic caliber?
  你能够想象作为国家唯一一个达到奥运水平的运动员的那种荣耀与自豪吗？
• Others may define success in terms of the accolades and awards they have won.
  其它人也许根据赞誉和奖励来定义。