extolled 的定义
ex·tolled, ex·tol·ling.
- to praise highly; laud; eulogize: to extol the beauty of Naples.
extolled 近义词
sing the praises of
更多extolled例句
- It is hard to extol the virtues of the person who, when faced with a looming societal problem, figures out which of the many processes and regulatory frameworks available to him or her is the appropriate place to start.
- He contended that Congress should intervene in Pennsylvania’s affairs, even though such meddling undermines the federalism principles that conservatives normally extol — and which has almost no basis in law.
- She also extols the virtue of the simple squishy ball, or a piece of putty that provides resistance when squeezed.
- As I fretted over whether it was safe for her ingest the body paint, she extolled its benefits.
- Its founder was Mohammad Najibullah Ahmadzai, a Pahstun known for his ruthlessness in a regime that extolled extremism.
- As narcocorridos extolled his prowess, he built his business empire.
- In recent visits to Lexington, McConnell has extolled the virtues of Medicare Part D and even called President Obama “smart.”
- “Okie From Muskogee” made fun of hippies and extolled small-town virtues, but it did it with some tongue in cheek.
- Behold my servant shall understand, he shall be exalted, and extolled, and shall be exceeding high.
- Art alone, extolled and discussed, stood out boldly from among it all, and I took refuge in it.
- She commended his valour, and extolled him above all the heroes in the world.
- It has been extolled as possessing the virtues of copaiba in an exalted degree.
- The favourite preacher will be unmercifully extolled, and the unpopular one as cruelly degraded.