n.赞扬，表扬，奖励，奖赏，荣誉

原形：accolade复数：accolades

1. The Nobel Prize has become the ultimate accolade in the sciences.
诺贝尔奖已成为科学界的最高荣誉。
2. The accolade, awarded by the magazaine Total Politics, goes to the bizarre video cover of the Bucks Fizz classic "Making your mind up".
由TotalPolitics 颁发的荣誉，授予给了BucksFizz 怪异的古典音乐《振作起来》的视频封面。
3. That is my ultimate accolade.
这是我最大的荣誉。
4. That was a high accolade.
这是高度的称赞。
5. But the biggest film accolade eluded him.
但是他还是错过了最大的影片奖项。
The actor received accolades for his outstanding performance in the film.
这位演员因在电影中的出色表现获得了赞誉。
Her novel was met with universal acclaim from critics and readers alike.
她的小说得到了评论家和读者的一致好评。
After winning the gold medal, she was showered with accolades from her fans.
获得金牌后，她受到了粉丝们的热烈赞扬。
His culinary skills earned him accolades from food critics around the world.
他的烹饪技艺赢得了全球美食评论家的高度评价。
The new restaurant has garnered accolades for its innovative cuisine.
这家新餐厅因其创新的菜肴而受到赞誉。
The orchestra's conductor received an accolade for their mesmerizing performance.
乐团指挥因令人着迷的演出获得了赞誉。
The architect's design was hailed with accolades for its sustainable features.
这位建筑师的设计因其环保特性而受到赞誉。
She received accolades for her humanitarian work in disaster relief efforts.
她在灾难救援中的人道主义工作得到了赞誉。
His groundbreaking research earned him accolades within the scientific community.
他开创性的研究在科学界赢得了赞誉。
The film festival bestowed several accolades on deserving filmmakers this year.
今年电影节为许多有才华的电影制作人颁发了多项奖项。