glorify 的定义
glo·ri·fied, glo·ri·fy·ing.
glorify 近义词
praise
adore, idolize
更多glorify例句
- Birds named for people proliferated in 19th century ornithology, glorifying the namers themselves or figures they favored.
- For some, drones are nothing but glorified tech toys to splurge on, but many of the latest models have proved that they can be used for both small and large-scale cinematic work.
- All three actors pop in for what amount to glorified cameos in F9.
- The trouble started when, in the mid-1920s, the Communist Party elevated a number of uneducated men from the proletariat into positions of authority in the scientific community, to glorify the “average man.”
- After 40 years of trying, the legislature got rid of the state’s official song, “Maryland, My Maryland,” an anthem that glorifies the Confederacy.
- This appears to glorify a crime,” said Cheek, “as does the apparent emphasis on their illegal and ill-fated invasion.
- To treat these lovers of violent death otherwise is only to glorify them.
- The wine world tends to glorify the winemaker when really it takes a team of hard-working people to tend vineyards and make wine.
- The good news for those who think such movies at once glorify and trivialize gun violence is that R.I.P.D. bombed.
- Another reason I think people have children is to glorify their own ego.
- There came therefore a voice out of heaven, saying, "I have both glorified it, and will glorify it again."
- And now, Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was.
- All nations whom thou hast made shall come and worship before thee, O Lord; and shall glorify thy name.
- Cooke used his literary talents to glorify the plantation type of living and the heroic, military deeds of the war itself.
- Obtain for me, I beseech thee, a happy death, that I may praise and glorify thy might and kindness forever in heaven.