ded·i·ca·tion
noun/ˌdedɪˈkeɪʃn/
/ˌdedɪˈkeɪʃn/
- [uncountable] (approving) the hard work and effort that somebody puts into an activity or a purpose because they think it is important
献身；奉献 - hard work and dedication
勤奋和奉献 - dedication to somebody/something I really admire Gina for her dedication to her family.
我非常敬佩吉娜对家庭的奉献精神。
Extra Examples- It takes dedication to be successful in a sport.
要全身心投入才能在运动方面取得成功。 - Not everyone has the dedication and the talent to achieve this.
不是每个人都有取得这一成就的奉献精神和聪明才智。 - The job requires total dedication.
这项工作需要全身心的投入。 - You will need dedication and determination to complete the course.
修完这门课程需要专注和决心。 - He paid tribute to the high level of dedication and professionalism of the staff.
他对工作人员的高度奉献精神和专业精神表示敬意。 - There was no doubting Luke's dedication to the campaign.
卢克对竞选的奉献是毫无疑问的。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- complete
- total
- great
- …
- have
- demonstrate
- show
- …
- dedication to
- hard work and dedication
- [countable, uncountable] a ceremony that is held to show that a building or an object has a special purpose or is special to the memory of a particular person
（建筑物等的）落成典礼 - the dedication of a new city church
新的市教堂的供奉。
- the dedication of a new city church
- [countable] the words that are used at the beginning of a book, piece of music, a performance, etc., or when receiving an award, to offer it to somebody as a sign of thanks or respect
献词（表示把书、音乐作品、演出、所获奖项等献给某人的一段话）
Word Originlate Middle English: from Latin dedicatio(n-), from dedicare ‘devote, consecrate’.