She received many accolades for her groundbreaking research.
她因其开创性研究获得了许多荣誉。
Winning the state championship was the highest accolade for the team.
赢得州冠军是这支队伍获得的最高荣誉。
The novel earned accolades from readers and critics alike.
这部小说赢得了读者和评论家的一致赞誉。
The firefighter did not seek accolades for saving the child.
消防员救了孩子，并没有想要什么嘉奖。
The poet received an accolade from the literary community for her outstanding contributions. Which of the following is a synonym for accolade?
C — Honor. “accolade” means n. Honor and praise; recognition
Winning the Nobel Prize was the highest ______ of her long career.
A — accolade. “accolade” means n. Honor and praise; recognition
accolade — n. Honor and praise; recognition. In Chinese: 荣誉，赞扬.
accolade is pronounced /ˈækəleɪd/. It breaks into 3 syllables: ac · co · lade.
“accolade” means Honor and praise; recognition. Examples: (1) She received many accolades for her groundbreaking research. (2) Winning the state championship was the highest accolade for the team. (3) The novel earned accolades from readers and critics alike. (4) The firefighter did not seek accolades for saving the child.
honor, award, tribute, praise — all close in meaning to accolade (n. Honor and praise; recognition).
Yes. accolade appears on the iSEE Vocab Upper list, which covers 800+ words for the ISEE and SSAT.
ac- (add) + col (neck, Latin collum) → conferring an honor, praise (a crown on the neck).