encomium
encomium 英 [enˈkəʊmiəm] 美 [enˈkoʊmiəm]
n. 赞美，称赞；赞辞
名词复数:encomiums
- An encomium is a fancy word for a formal speech or piece of writing that warmly praises someone or something.
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- n. 赞美，称赞；赞辞
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1. Reagan later used those same broadcast skills when he ran for president, earning the encomium of “The Great Communicator” for his ability to inspire voters.
后来在竞选总统时，里根也用上了这一技能，并因他具有的唤起选民激情的能力而赢得了"伟大的传播者"(Great Communicator)的美誉。
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2. In this genre there is no praise of individual; it is a laudation of the collective Athenians, which is turned into an encomium of the greatness of the polis.
在这文类之中并没有对个别之人的赞扬，而是对雅典人整体歌颂，而这又进一步的晚话成为对市民城邦之伟大的咏叹。
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3. Updike outlived his friend by twenty-seven years—long enough to offer his own encomium at Cheever's funeral, and in
厄普代克比他的朋友多活了二十七个春秋——并在奇弗的葬礼上宣读了他写的溢美吊辞（吊辞见纽约人杂志）。
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