1 fame or honour that you get for achieving sth 光荣;荣耀:
The winning team was welcomed home in a blaze of glory.球队凯旋归来,受到盛大欢迎。
2 great beauty 壮丽
glory²
/ˈglɔ:ri ||; ˈglɔrɪ/verb
(present participlegloryingthird person singular presentglories;past tensepast participlegloried)
glory in sth to take (too much) pleasure or pride in sth (为某事物而)感到(过分)高兴或自豪:
He gloried in his sporting successes.他对自己的体育成就感到很自豪。
glory1/ˋglɔrI; ˈɡlɔːri/n plural glories 1 [U] the importance, honour, and praise that people give someone they admire a lot 荣誉﹐光荣: The team finished the season covered in glory. 该队满载荣誉地打完这个赛季。2 [C] the things about a place or way of life which are beautiful or make people feel proud 辉煌事物﹔荣耀的事: the glories of ancient Greece 古希腊的辉煌
glory2v gloried , glorying , glories glory in sthphr v to enjoy or be proud of something 因…而欣喜[自豪]: They gloried in their new freedom. 他们为新获得的自由而欢喜。
gloryglorygloriesgloriedgloryingnoun (no plural)1fame (= being known by many people) and respect that you get when you do great things: The winning team came home covered in glory.2great beauty: Autumn is the best time to see the forest in all its glory.