گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'admiration'

1 عمومی:: پسند

2 عمومی:: تعجب‌

3 عمومی:: شگفت‌

4 عمومی:: حیرت‌

5 عمومی:: تحسین‌

1 general:: see MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY.

2 general::   noun ADJ. deep, genuine, great, sincere, tremendous | frank, open | sneaking Inwardly, I had a sneaking admiration for them. | grudging, reluctant | mutual VERB + ADMIRATION be filled with, be full of, feel, have I'm full of admiration for him. I have the greatest admiration for the nurses. | express, show She wrote to him expressing her admiration. | compel, draw, fill sb with, gain, win a dignity that compels admiration The way he dealt with the crisis filled me with admiration. He gained the admiration of thousands of people. | be worthy of As a writer she is certainly worthy of admiration. | lose He never lost the admiration of his students. PREP. in ~ She stared at him in open admiration. | with ~ gazing at her with admiration | ~ for admiration for his work PHRASES a gasp of admiration The picture was greeted with gasps of admiration. | have nothing but admiration for sb/sth I have nothing but admiration for the way she tackled those bullies.

3 general:: admiration adjectives great/deep admiration (= that you feel strongly ) • He’s a man for whom I have the greatest admiration. • She had a deep admiration for the work of Russian writers. profound admiration (= very great admiration ) • Bacon had often expressed his profound admiration for Picasso’s paintings. genuine/real admiration • ‘Where did you learn to do that?’ she asked with genuine admiration. a sneaking admiration (= that you secretly feel, but do not show ) • I have always had a sneaking admiration for his music. open admiration (= that you do not try to hide ) • Her father looked at her in open admiration. grudging/reluctant admiration (= unwilling admiration ) • There was grudging admiration in his voice. mutual admiration (= that two or more people feel for each other ) • Their friendship was based on mutual admiration. phrases be full of admiration/be filled with admiration • I’m full of admiration for what you’ve done. have nothing but admiration for somebody (= have a lot of admiration for someone ) • I have nothing but admiration for his work. verbs have great/deep/a lot of etc admiration • She always had great admiration for people who could speak so many languages. win sb’s admiration ( also draw sb’s admiration formal ) • His films have won the admiration of the critics. • At the club, her singing soon drew the admiration of the older girls. express your admiration (= talk or write about your admiration ) • She wrote to him expressing her admiration for his work. show your admiration • I wanted to show my admiration for what he had done.