glory

• Sustantivo que designa una gran fama, honor, admiración o esplendor alcanzados mediante logros sobresalientes, cualidades o belleza.

A noun referring to great fame, honor, admiration, or splendor achieved through notable achievements, qualities, or beauty.

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1. Great fame and honorB2formal

   High renown or honor won by notable achievements.

   Gloria (fama y honor)

   • The athlete returned home covered in glory after winning the gold medal.
   • He fought for glory and honor on the battlefield.
   • The ancient kingdom was known for its military glory.

   Sinónimosacclaimcelebritydistinctioneminencefamehonorkudosprestigerenown

   Antónimosdisgracedishonorinfamyobscurityshame

2. Magnificent beautyB2formal

   Great beauty, splendor, or magnificence.

   Belleza magnífica

   • The glory of the sunset took their breath away.
   • The cathedral was restored to its former glory.
   • The garden was in full glory with all the flowers blooming.

   Sinónimosbeautybrilliancegrandeurmagnificencemajestynobilityresplendencesplendor

   Antónimosdullnessplainnessugliness

3. Praise and worshipB2formal

   Praise, thanksgiving, or adoration, especially in a religious context.

   Gloria (alabanza y adoración)

   • The choir sang hymns of glory to God.
   • They gave glory to the heavens for their good fortune.
   • The ceremony was a celebration of divine glory.

   Sinónimosadorationblessingexaltationglorificationhomagelaudmagnificationpraisethanksgivingworship

• Verbo que significa sentir o expresar gran orgullo o placer por algo, a menudo de manera jactanciosa o autocomplaciente. También puede referirse a regodearse o deleitarse en algo.

A verb used to express taking great pride or pleasure in something, often in a self-satisfied or boastful manner.

1. Take great pride or pleasureB2formal

   To exult or rejoice in something, often with a sense of triumph or satisfaction.

   enorgullecerse, gloriarse

   • She gloried in her team's victory.
   • He gloried in the attention he received after the award.
   • They gloried in the beauty of the sunset.

   Sinónimosbaskdelightexultrejoicerevelsavortriumph

   Antónimosdisgraceshame

2. Boast or revelC1informal

   To take excessive pride or delight in one's own achievements or qualities.

   Jactarse o deleitarse

   • He gloried in his ability to solve complex puzzles.
   • She gloried in her reputation as a skilled negotiator.
   • They gloried in the success of their business venture.

   Sinónimosbaskboastdelightexultluxuriaterelishreveltriumph