1.Pfeiffer received much acclaim for her work, acclaim that continued with her turn in Dangerous Liaisons (1988), for which she received a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination.
菲佛在“危险关系”(DangerousLiaisons，1988)一片中颇有好评，为此获得奥斯卡最佳配角提名。
2.Worthy to be revered; worthy of acclaim.
值得受人尊敬的；值得称赞的
3.Business people make millions and scientists earn international acclaim by cheating and lying.
商人一夜之间可以成为暴富，科技工作者靠作假和牛皮吹破天反而受到国际上的一片赞扬声。
4.This week, after an unaccountably long lag, professional acclaim for this bold, purposeful theorist finally converged on its natural rate.
本周，不知何故地一再延迟之后，对这位无畏、坚定的理论家，经济学界终于为那个“自然水平”发出了喝彩。
5.Her performance won her much critical acclaim
她的表演大获评论界赞颂。
6.A person of remarkable talent or ability who achieves great success or acclaim at an early age
少年得志因早年具有非凡的才智和能力而获得极大成功或受到称赞的人
7.His public readings, particularly in America, won him great acclaim.
虽然狄兰主要是位诗人，他亦出版电影剧本和短篇小说。
8.Patriotic petrolheads have to go back to the days of the MGB to think of a time when a British car demanded that sort of acclaim in the States.
爱国的车迷们只有回到"MGB"时代才能想起英国车当年在美国获得这种赞誉的光景。
9.If America had denounced Charlie, he had his family-- and the acclaim of the rest of the world.
尽管美国对查理横加指责，他却拥有一个团聚的家庭，还享有世界其他各国的赞誉。
10.I strongly believe that the Institute is able to fulfil its tasks and earn the acclaim as a centre of excellence for teacher education and continuing and professional education in Hong Kong as well as the Asia-Pacific Region.
我深信贵学院必能完成使命，成为香港，甚至亚太区内卓越的师资培训和持续专业发展中心。
