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gorgeous jí hǎo de gorge xiá gǔ |
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The flower appears a gorgrous shape under the sun. |
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outstanding jié chū de |
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obscure wú míng qì de unknown, inconspicuous |
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Jude, the obscure, was not treated as a celebrity in the banquet yàn huì. |
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immortal bù xiǔ de undying, everlasting |
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notorious chòu míng zhāo zhù de infamous |
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Bill is a notorious loudmouth. |
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infamous chòu míng zhāo zhù de notorious, disgraceful |
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My teacher is infamous for giving a great bulk of assignments. |
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legendary chuán qí de renowned, famed |
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glorious guāng róng de |
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illustrious huī huáng de zhù míng de famous, distinguished |
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eminent jié chū de outstanding, distinguished |
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The eminent poet won numerous awards. |
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deferential chōng mǎn jìng yì de respectful, dutiful |
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A teacher should not act too deferential to the students. |
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exemplary mó fàn de diǎn fàn de |
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The principal rewarded Susan for her exemplary performance in school. |
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matchless wú yǔ lún bǐ de unbeatable, incomparable |
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excel yōu xiù shèng guò tā rén superior, surpass, exceed |
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Being a leader does not mean you should excel in everything your talent lies in being able to manage the right persons. |
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excellent yōu xiù de jié chū de outstanding, preeminent |
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compliment zàn měi zhù hè praise, commend |
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The artist received many compliments on her paintings. |
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complimentary zàn měi dí praising |
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The professor rarely makes complimentary remarks to students. |
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renowned zhī míng de acclaimed, distinguished, famous |
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laudable zhí de zàn měi dí praiseworthy, commendable |
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supreme zhì gāo de highest, greatest |
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The supreme ruler ordered the execution of his enemies. |
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celebrate zàn yáng biǎo yáng praise |
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The names of many heroes are celebrated by the poets. |
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celebrated zhù míng de distinguished, famous |
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notable zhù míng de xiǎn yào de distinguished, celebrated |
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One of our most notable poets won a Nobel Prize. |
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noted zhù míng de zhī míng de distinguished, celebrated |
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exceptional zhuō yuè de extraordinary |
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The exceptional tennis player won the championship. |
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preeminent zhuō yuè de prominent, outstanding |
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prominent zhuō yuè de tū chū de conspicuous, protruding |
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The prominent politician made an appeal to end the war. |
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dignify shǐ zūn róng shǐ xiǎn guì ennoble, elevate |
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The president dignified the gathering by giving a short speech. |
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dignified zūn yán de gāo guì de noble |
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Bob gave a dignified response to the insult. |
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dignity zūn yán |
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The black robes of a judge give a look of dignity. |
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bofty gāo shàng de loft gé lóu dǐng lóu y |
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He has lofty ideals about life. |
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odor míng shēng fame |
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The scholar' s doctrine is not currently in good odor. |
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credit xìn yù trust, credence |
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I could not get a loan from the bank because my credit was bad. |
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feat gōng jī zhuàng jǔ respect, reverence |
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homage jìng yì respect, reverence |
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deference jìng yì |
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Mary' s deference to her parents' wishes was expected. |
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virtue měi dé morality, goodness |
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prestige wēi wàng shēng wàng fame reputation |
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Our mayor' s prestige is known throughout the state. |
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grandeur zhuāng yán wěi dà magnificence |
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reverence zūn jìng respect, veneration |
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awe jìng wèi reverence, veneration, dread |
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I am always in awe of people who can cook well. |
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esteem zūn jìng respect |
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I have a great deal of esteem for my parents. |
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commend zàn yáng praise |
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The teacher commends him upon his good manner. |
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exalt chēng zàn tí shēng extol, laud, promote |
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The campaign manager' s speech exalted the candidates. |
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exalted zūn guì de noble |
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The exalted prince entered the hall and everyone stood up. |
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venerate jìng bài chóng bài respect revere |
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He was venerated as a god. |
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embalm shǐ bù xiǔ |
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Ancient Egyptians used oils and natural substance to embalm the dead. |
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tarnish shǐ huì àn bài huài míng yù darken, lose luster |
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The firm' s good name was badly tarnished by the scandal. |
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extol sòng yáng exalt |
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Movie critics extolled the young performer' s acting debut. |
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laud zàn měi compliment, praise laurel guì guān yuè guì shù |
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They lauded the virtues of the old man. |
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revere zūn jìng respect, worship |
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The political leader was revered by the people of his country. |
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admirable kě jìng de jí hǎo de redoubted, wonderful |
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The child' s honesty was admirable. |
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disreputable shēng míng láng jí de notorious |
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The newspaper reported about the senator' s disreputable conduct. |
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calssic dì yī liú de |
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respect zūn zhòng jìng zhòng admire, esteem, honor |
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My parents think that the contemporary young prople have no respect for authority. |
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adore jìng ài jí xǐ ài admire, love, esteem |
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Grandpa adored Grandma from the day they first met. |
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admire qīn pèi respect zàn měi kuā jiǎng |
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I have always admired my mother' s charm. |
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advocate yōng hù hold, maintain |
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The social activist jī jìn zhǔ yì fèn zǐ advocated change. |