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glorious

/ˈɡlɔː.ri.əs/

Traducción: Describe algo magnífico, espléndido o digno de gran alabanza y admiración, o que produce una impresión de grandeza y belleza.

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adjective

/ˈɡlɔː.ri.əs/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo magnífico, espléndido o digno de gran alabanza y admiración, o que produce una impresión de grandeza y belleza.

Describes something that is magnificent, splendid, or worthy of great praise and admiration.

  1. Beautiful and impressiveB1formal

    Having great beauty, splendor, or magnificence.

    esglorioso, magnífico, espléndido

    • The sunset was absolutely glorious.
    • They lived in a glorious mansion overlooking the sea.
    • The garden was in full bloom, a glorious sight.

    Sinónimosbreathtakinggorgeousgrandimposingimpressivemagnificentmajesticresplendentsplendidstunningsuperb

    Antónimosdingydrabhideousordinaryplainuglyunimpressive

  2. Very enjoyableB1informal

    Extremely pleasant or delightful.

    esglorioso (muy agradable)

    • We had a glorious time at the beach.
    • The weather was glorious for the picnic.
    • It was a glorious party with great music and food.

    Sinónimosblissfuldelightfulmarveloussplendidsuperbwonderful

    Antónimosdreadfulmiserableunpleasantwretched

  3. Famous and honorableB2formal

    Having great fame, honor, or achievement.

    esglorioso

    • The army won a glorious victory.
    • She had a glorious career as a scientist.
    • His glorious deeds were remembered for centuries.

    Sinónimoscelebrateddistinguishedeminentfamedhonorableillustriousnotedprestigiousrenowned

    Antónimosdisgracefuldishonorableignominiousinfamousshameful

Formas
  • more glorious comparative form
  • most glorious superlative form
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