[mass noun]high renown or honour won by notable achievements
(重大成就带来的)名望,荣耀
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to fight and die for the glory of one's nation .为了国家的荣耀而战死。
praise, worship, and thanksgiving offered to God
(对上帝的)颂扬,礼拜,感恩。
[mass noun]magnificence; great beauty
宏伟;壮丽
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the train has been restored to all its former glory .火车恢复了它往日的壮美。
[count noun](常作
美丽(或与众不同)的东西;引以为自豪(或带来尊重或喜悦)的原因
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the glories of Paris .巴黎的种种骄人之处。
the splendour and bliss of heaven
天堂的荣耀(或福祉)
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with the saints in glory .和沐浴在天堂荣耀中的圣人在一起。
a luminous ring or halo, especially as depicted around the head of Christ or a saint
(尤指耶稣基督或圣人头顶的)光环,光轮。
take great pride or pleasure in
自豪;乐于
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they were individuals who gloried in their independence .他们是对自己的独立感到自豪的那种人。
exult in unpleasantly or boastfully
得意洋洋,十分喜悦
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readers tended to defend their paper or even to glory in its bias .读者们往往会袒护他们的报纸甚至会为它的偏颇之处而自鸣得意。
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glory be! expressing enthusiastic piety [充 满热情地表达虔诚] 多么伟大!informal used as an exclamation of surprise or delight 〈非正式〉 [表示吃惊或高兴] 天哪!好啊!(Glory Be ) [as noun] (especially in Roman Catholic use) the doxology beginning ‘Glory be to the Father’ (尤指用于罗马天主教)颂歌的开头“荣耀归于圣父” -
go to glory die; be destroyed 死去;被毁掉 -
in one's glory informal in a state of extreme joy or exaltation 〈非正式〉 非常快乐;得意洋洋
"Middle English: from Old French