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glo.ry ADMIRATIONHglC:7ri, $5glC:r7ingreat admiration, honour and praise which you earn by doing something successfully, or an important achievement which has earned these光荣，荣耀He revelled in the glory of scoring three goals in the last 8 minutes of the match. [U]他自我陶醉于比赛最后8分钟打进三个球的荣耀之中。This was to be her final professional tennis match, and she wanted to end her career in a blaze of glory. [U]这是她最后一次参加职业网球赛，她希望能够十分光彩地结束自己的运动生涯。The government is basking/bathing in the reflected glory (= glory that it has not earned itself) of its victorious military forces. [U]政府享受着它那获胜的军队给它带来的荣耀/沐浴在获胜的军队带给它的荣光之下。He didn't exactly cover himself in/with glory (= He was not very successful) in his last job.他在上份工作中并没有得到什么荣誉。The annual reunion is an opportunity for the soldiers to remember their past glories (= achievements). [C]每年一次的重聚联欢都给了士兵们一次机会来回想他们昔日的光辉成就。Glory can also mean praise and thanks, esp. as given to God.赞颂，感谢Glory be to God! [U]赞颂上帝！He dedicated his poetry to the glory of God. [U]他的诗是为了赞美上帝而写。Someone's glory days are a period of time when they were very successful.鼎盛时期Her popularity as a singer has waned since the glory days of the 1980s.自从过了80年代的鼎盛时期之后, 她作为一名歌手的受欢迎程度就日渐趋下了。
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