The film was acclaimed by critics.
此电影获好评。
The young author won acclaim for her first novel.
这位年轻作家的第一部小说赢得了赞誉。
The science fair project was acclaimed by all the judges.
这个科学展项目受到所有评委的称赞。
The band's new album received wide acclaim.
这支乐队的新专辑广受好评。
Choose the word that is most similar in meaning to “acclaim” as used in the sentence: The actor received widespread acclaim for his powerful performance.
D — applause. “acclaim” means v./n. praise publicly
Critics were quick to ______ the young pianist's brilliant debut.
B — acclaim. “acclaim” means v./n. praise publicly
acclaim — v./n. praise publicly. In Chinese: 称赞，喝彩.
acclaim is pronounced /əˈkleɪm/. It breaks into 2 syllables: ac · claim.
“acclaim” means /n. praise publicly. Examples: (1) The film was acclaimed by critics. (2) The young author won acclaim for her first novel. (3) The science fair project was acclaimed by all the judges. (4) The band's new album received wide acclaim.
praise, cheer — all close in meaning to acclaim (v./n. praise publicly).
Yes. acclaim appears on the iSEE Vocab Middle list, which covers nearly 700 words for the ISEE and SSAT.
ac(strengthen)+claim(shout)