n.荣誉，光荣，桂冠，(对上帝的)赞颂，赞美，崇拜，壮丽，辉煌，灿烂，产生骄傲（或崇敬、愉快）的理由
v.夸耀，得意

原形：glory第三人称单数：glories复数：glories过去式：gloried过去分词：gloried现在分词：glorying

Warrior's brave deeds brought him glory.
战士的勇敢事迹为他带来了荣誉。
Eric took part in the competition for the glory of the school.
埃里克为学校的荣誉参加了竞赛。
Mary didn't like to glory in her past victories.
玛丽不喜欢躺在过去的功劳簿上不思进取。
Glory be to God in the highest, and on earth, peace to those on whom His favor rests! (荣耀归于至高者，地上平安赐给祂所喜悦的人。
She was awarded the Medal of Honor for her bravery during the war.
她在战争中表现出的勇敢使她荣获荣誉勋章。
The Olympic Games bring glory to their host country every four years.
奥林匹克运动会每四年为东道国带来一次荣耀。
The city's skyline is a testament to its former glory as a major industrial hub.
城市的天际线见证了它曾作为重要工业中心的辉煌。
After his victory, he basked in the glory of being the world champion.
获胜后，他沉浸在世界冠军的荣耀之中。
She felt a deep sense of glory knowing that she had made a difference in people's lives.
她深知自己改变了人们的生活，感到无比荣耀。
The team's glorious history inspired new generations of players to strive for excellence.
球队辉煌的历史激励着新一代球员追求卓越。
In literature, glory is often associated with heroic achievements and noble deeds.
在文学中，荣耀常与英雄行为和高尚事迹相连。
The old theater once held a grand opening ceremony filled with glory and pomp.
这座老剧院曾举办过一场充满荣耀和华丽的盛大开业典礼。
His selfless service earned him the glory of being named a local hero.
他无私的服务使他被尊称为当地的英雄，赢得了人们的赞誉。