[00:11.51]gorgeous 极好的 （gorge峡谷）
[00:15.84]The flower appears a gorgrous shape under  the sun.
[00:20.76]outstanding 杰出的
[00:24.61]obscure 无名气的 unknown, inconspicuous
[00:28.75]Jude, the obscure, was not treated as a  celebrity in the banquet(宴会).
[00:36.09]immortal 不朽的 undying, everlasting
[00:39.71]notorious 臭名昭著的 infamous
[00:44.29]Bill is a notorious loudmouth.
[00:48.55]infamous 臭名昭著的 notorious, disgraceful
[00:52.64]My teacher is infamous for giving a great  bulk of assignments.
[00:58.72]legendary 传奇的 renowned, famed
[01:02.82]glorious 光荣的
[01:06.47]illustrious 辉煌的 著名的 famous,  distinguished
[01:11.41]eminent 杰出的 outstanding, distinguished
[01:15.16]The eminent poet won numerous awards.
[01:19.40]deferential 充满敬意的 respectful, dutiful
[01:23.01]A teacher should not act too deferential to  the students.
[01:29.13]exemplary 模范的 典范的
[01:33.43]The principal rewarded Susan for her  exemplary performance in school.
[01:41.09]matchless 无与伦比的 unbeatable,  incomparable
[01:45.29]excel 优秀 胜过他人 superior, surpass,  exceed
[01:49.83]Being a leader does not mean you should  excel in everything; your talent lies in  being able to manage the right persons.
[02:00.09]excellent 优秀的 杰出的 outstanding,  preeminent
[02:06.12]compliment 赞美 祝贺 praise, commend
[02:11.44]The artist received many compliments on her  paintings.
[02:17.48]complimentary 赞美的 praising
[02:22.06]The professor rarely makes complimentary  remarks to students.
[02:27.90]renowned 知名的 acclaimed, distinguished,  famous
[02:32.00]laudable 值得赞美的 praiseworthy,  commendable
[02:36.34]supreme 至高的 highest, greatest
[02:40.32]The supreme ruler ordered the execution of  his enemies.
[02:46.49]celebrate 赞扬 表扬 praise
[02:50.77]The names of many heroes are celebrated by  the poets.
[02:57.48]celebrated 著名的 distinguished, famous
[03:00.92]notable 著名的 显要的 distinguished， celebrated
[03:06.16]One of our most notable poets won a Nobel  Prize.
[03:11.09]noted 著名的 知名的 distinguished, celebrated
[03:16.85]exceptional 卓越的 extraordinary
[03:20.95]The exceptional tennis player won the  championship.
[03:25.89]preeminent 卓越的 prominent, outstanding
[03:30.01]prominent 卓越的 突出的 conspicuous,  protruding
[03:34.51]The prominent politician made an appeal to  end the war.
[03:39.77]dignify 使尊荣 使显贵 ennoble, elevate
[03:44.16]The president dignified the gathering by  giving a short speech.
[03:50.95]dignified 尊严的 高贵的 noble
[03:55.89]Bob gave a dignified response to the  insult.
[04:00.71]dignity 尊严
[04:03.73]The black robes of a judge give a look of  dignity.
[04:10.79]bofty 高尚的 （loft阁楼 顶楼+y）
[04:14.90]He has lofty ideals about life.
[04:18.50]odor 名声 fame
[04:22.34]The scholar's doctrine is not currently in  good odor.
[04:26.96]credit 信誉 trust, credence
[04:30.90]I could not get a loan from the bank  because my credit was bad.
[04:36.42]feat 功绩 壮举 respect, reverence
[04:40.45]homage 敬意 respect， reverence
[04:44.32]deference 敬意
[04:48.64]Mary's deference to her parents' wishes was  expected.
[04:54.01]virtue 美德 morality, goodness
[04:57.68]prestige 威望 声望 fame reputation
[05:02.51]Our mayor's prestige is known throughout  the state.
[05:07.21]grandeur 庄严 伟大 magnificence
[05:12.11]reverence 尊敬 respect, veneration
[05:16.44]awe 敬畏 reverence, veneration, dread
[05:20.10]I am always in awe of people who can cook  well.
[05:24.32]esteem 尊敬 respect
[05:27.88]I have a great deal of esteem for my  parents.
[05:33.09]commend 赞扬 praise
[05:36.71]The teacher commends him upon his good  manner.
[05:41.00]exalt 称赞 提升 extol, laud, promote
[05:45.57]The campaign manager's speech exalted the  candidates.
[05:50.81]exalted 尊贵的 noble
[05:55.10]The exalted prince entered the hall and  everyone stood up.
[06:00.78]venerate 敬拜 崇拜 respect revere
[06:05.24]He was venerated as a god.
[06:08.20]embalm 使不朽
[06:14.99]Ancient Egyptians used oils and natural  substance to embalm the dead.
[06:20.04]tarnish 使晦暗 败坏（名誉）darken, lose  luster
[06:25.49]The firm's good name was badly tarnished by  the scandal.
[06:31.49]extol 颂扬 exalt
[06:34.91]Movie critics extolled the young performer's acting debut.
[06:40.12]laud 赞美 compliment, praise (laurel 桂冠  月桂树)
[06:43.29]They lauded the virtues of the old man.
[06:47.58]revere 尊敬 respect, worship
[06:51.85]The political leader was revered by the  people of his country.
[06:57.29]admirable 可敬的 极好的 redoubted,  wonderful
[07:02.21]The child's honesty was admirable.
[07:06.86]disreputable 声名狼藉的 notorious
[07:10.37]The newspaper reported about the senator's  disreputable conduct.
[07:16.07]calssic 第一流的
[07:21.19]respect 尊重 敬重 admire, esteem, honor
[07:25.74]My parents think that the contemporary  young prople have no respect for authority.
[07:33.07]adore 敬爱 极喜爱 admire, love, esteem
[07:37.49]Grandpa adored Grandma from the day they  first met.
[07:43.91]admire 钦佩 respect 赞美 夸奖
[07:49.36]I have always admired my mother's charm.
[07:54.39]advocate 拥护 hold, maintain
[07:57.61]The social activist(激进主义分子) advocated  change.