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laud
vt.赞美(compliment,praise)
They lauded the virtues of the old man.
他们称赞这位老人的美德。
laudable
adj.值得赞美的(praiseworthy,commendable)
legendary
adj.传奇的(renowned,famed)
lofty
adj.高尚的
matchless
adj.无与伦比的(unbeatable,incomparable)
notable
adj.著名的，显要的(distinguished,celebrated)
One of our most notable poets won the Nobel Prize for Literature.
我们最著名的一位诗人获得了诺贝尔文学奖。
noted
adj.著名的，知名的(distinguished,celebrated)
notorious
adj.臭名昭著的(infamous)
She is notorious fo her wild behavior.
她因自己的放荡行为而臭名远扬。
obscure
adj.无名气的(unknown,inconspicuous)
Jude, the obscure, was not treated as a celebrity in the banquet.
无名的裘德在宴会上并没有被当作名人。
odor
n.名声(fame)
outstanding
adj.杰出的
preeminent
adj.卓越的(prominent,outstanding)
prestige
n.威望，声望(fame,reputation)
Our mayor's prestige is known throughout the state.
我们市长的威望在整个州都是众所周知的。
prominent
adj.卓越的，突出的(conspicuous,protruding)
The prominent politician made an appeal to end the war.
这位杰出的政治家呼吁结束战争。
renowned
adj.知名的(acclaimed,distinguished,famous)
respect
n./vt.尊重,敬重(admire,esteem,honor)
A deep mutural respect and understanding developed between them.
他们之间产生了深厚的相互尊重和理解。
revere
vt.尊敬(respect,worship)
The political leader was revered by the people of his country.
这位政治领袖受到本国人民的尊敬。
reverence
n.尊敬(respect,veneration)
supreme
adj.至高的(highest,greatest)
The supreme ruler ordered the execution of his enemies.
最高统治者下令处决他的敌人。
