adulation
/ˌædʒ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/Traduction: Nom désignant une admiration ou une louange excessive, intense ou flatteuse, souvent adressée à une personne influente ou célèbre.
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noun
/ˌædʒ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/
Существительное, обозначающее чрезмерное или интенсивное восхищение, похвалу или лесть, часто направленное на влиятельного человека или знаменитость.
Sustantivo que denota admiración excesiva o intensa, elogio o halago, a menudo dirigido a una persona influyente o celebridad.
Nom désignant une admiration ou une louange excessive, intense ou flatteuse, souvent adressée à une personne influente ou célèbre.
Substantiv, das eine übertriebene oder intensive Bewunderung, Lobpreisung oder Schmeichelei bezeichnet, oft gegenüber einer einflussreichen Person oder einem Star.
Substantivo que designa admiração excessiva ou intensa, elogio ou lisonja, frequentemente dirigida a uma pessoa influente ou celebridade.
名词，指过度或强烈的钦佩、赞扬或奉承，常针对有影响力的人物或名人。
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A noun referring to excessive or intense admiration, praise, or flattery, often directed towards a person of influence or celebrity.
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Excessive praise or flatteryC1formal
Excessive admiration or praise, often given to someone in a position of power or fame.
ЛестьAdulaciónAdulationSchmeicheleiAdulação谄媚التملق- The pop star received adulation from thousands of screaming fans.
- Politicians often enjoy the adulation of their supporters.
- He was uncomfortable with the constant adulation from his colleagues.
Synonymesblandishmentcajoleryfawningflatteryhero-worshipidolizationobsequiousnesssycophancyworship
Antonymescondemnationcriticismdenunciationdisapprovaldisparagement
- adulations plural form
- adulations' possessive plural form
- adulation's possessive singular form
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