celebrated

• 形容某人或某事物因成就或品质而广为人知并备受赞誉。

Describes someone or something that is widely known and praised for their achievements or qualities.

1. Famous and admiredB2formal

   Widely known and praised for achievements or qualities.

   著名的

   • The celebrated author received a lifetime achievement award.
   • She is a celebrated scientist in the field of genetics.
   • The city is home to many celebrated artists and musicians.

   同义词distinguishedeminentfamedfamousillustriousnotablerenowned

   反义词infamousnotoriousobscureunknown

• 动词，指通过庆祝活动或欢乐的方式纪念特殊场合或事件；也可指赞美、颂扬。

A verb used to indicate the act of marking a special occasion or event with festivities or joy.

1. Mark a special occasionA2formal

   To perform activities to show joy and honor on a special day or event.

   庆祝

   • We celebrated her birthday with a big party.
   • They celebrate Christmas every year with their family.
   • The town celebrated its 200th anniversary with a parade.

   同义词commemoratefetehonormarkobservepartyrejoicetoast

2. B1formal

   To publicly praise or honor someone or something.

   颂扬

   • The article celebrates the achievements of local artists.
   • The ceremony celebrated the bravery of the firefighters.
   • We should celebrate the diversity of our community.

   同义词acclaimapplaudcommendextolglorifyhailhonorlaudlionizepraise

   反义词censurecondemncriticizedenouncedisparage

3. Enjoy oneselfA2informal

   To have a good time, often with food, drink, and dancing.

   庆祝

   • After the exam, they went out to celebrate.
   • Let's celebrate our success with a nice dinner.
   • The team celebrated their victory at the pub.

   同义词carousegroovemake merrypartyrevelroister

   反义词grievelamentmournsorrow