accolade

UK:  ['ækəleɪd]

US:  ['ækə.leɪd]

复数：accolades  

n.

1.嘉奖,表扬;(见面问好的)接吻[拥抱]

2.迎接

3.武士爵位的授与(礼)

4.【音乐】达谱号

1 . The self of the self within knows it is in for a disaster and attempts to transfigure the dream into a new accolade of something.
内在核心的真我知道这是另一个灾难，并尝试去把梦想转形成一个新的荣曜事件。

2 . He said that he did not expect his critics to let him off any easier because of his new accolade, though .
然而，克鲁格曼并不认为他的批评者们会因为这个新的头衔便对他有丝毫的松口。

3 . His initial reaction when he learned about the latest accolade was, "My mother is going to be so happy. "
当他得知他获得此殊荣时最初的反应是：“我妈妈会很开心。”

4 . Even without Hollywood's ultimate accolade, it is hard to fail to see that The King's Speech has built its own legend.
就算没有问鼎好莱坞大奖，也不难发现《国王的演讲》创造了它的传奇。

5 . It's a great compliment to him and a great accolade for him to be second in the chart for most appearances for Liverpool.
成为俱乐部历史上出场第二多的球员，这对他来说是个很好的称赞和荣誉。