Exalt Meaning in English
word
ɪɡˈzɔɫt
ig-ZAWLT
ɛɡzˈɒlt
eg-ZOLT
释义
To praise someone or something highly, or to raise them to a higher status or level of importance.
用法与细微差别
Formal; often used in religious, literary, or ceremonial contexts — 'exalt virtues', 'exalt God'. Can also mean showing something as more important than it is. Rare in casual speech, more common in written English.
Spanish: exaltar - ensalzarPortuguese (BR): exaltar - enaltecerPortuguese (PT): exaltar - enaltecerChinese (Simplified): 赞扬 - 崇高Chinese (Traditional): 讚揚 - 崇高Hindi: महिमा मंडित करना - प्रशंसा करनाArabic: يمجد - يرفعBengali: উচ্চ প্রশংসা করা - মহিমান্বিত করা - উত্তীর্ণ করাRussian: превозносить - восхвалять - возвышатьJapanese: 称賛する - 高めるVietnamese: tán dương - ca ngợi - tôn vinhKorean: 칭송하다 - 찬양하다 - 높이다Turkish: yüceltmek - övmekUrdu: بلند کرنا - سراہنا - بزرگی دیناIndonesian: mengagungkan - memuliakan - meninggikan
例句
The song exalts the beauty of nature.
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Many religions exalt their leaders or prophets.
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The ceremony was held to exalt the achievements of the scientists.
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We shouldn't exalt celebrities as if they were perfect.
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Great leaders often exalt the values they want others to follow.
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Instead of trying to exalt yourself, focus on your work.
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