Congratulating Meaning in English

word · lemma: congratulate

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释义

Expressing praise or good wishes to someone, usually because they have achieved something or something good has happened to them.

用法与细微差别

Used in both formal and informal situations. Common phrases: 'congratulating someone on their achievement', 'I am congratulating you'. Not used for oneself. Often followed by 'on' + reason (e.g., 'congratulating her on her promotion').

• Spanish: felicitando
• Portuguese (BR): parabenizando
• Portuguese (PT): felicitando
• Chinese (Simplified): 祝贺
• Chinese (Traditional): 恭喜
• Hindi: बधाई देना
• Arabic: يُهنئ
• Bengali: অভিনন্দন জানানো
• Russian: поздравлять
• Japanese: 祝福する - お祝いする
• Vietnamese: chúc mừng
• Korean: 축하하다
• Turkish: tebrik etmek
• Urdu: مبارکباد دینا
• Indonesian: mengucapkan selamat

例句

We are congratulating him on his graduation.

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They kept congratulating each other after the game.

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She is congratulating her friend on the new job.

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Everyone was busy congratulating the winners at the party.

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I can’t stop congratulating you—this is such amazing news!

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People have been congratulating her all week for passing her driving test.

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