vaunted 的定义
- praised boastfully or excessively: the vaunted beauties of Paris.
vaunted 近义词
exhibit
更多vaunted例句
- In San Quentin’s vaunted coding program, Code 7370, offered through the prison education organization The Last Mile, hand-selected prisoners build and sell actual websites for commercial use.
- Mohamed Mire, a coworker of Hamilton’s, explains that most of Amazon’s vaunted technology goes to tracking the workers rather than making the work efficient.
- In creating a direct and meaningful career pathway for young adults, they can help businesses close skills gaps and hit their much-vaunted diversity targets.
- That’s the vaunted “5 Big Moves” plan, subject of high-profile hype and criticism.
- The Texas software billionaire, who has never appeared on Forbes’ vaunted list of the wealthiest Americans, is allegedly responsible for the largest tax fraud in US history.
- This much-vaunted turnout operation turns out not to have deserved much vaunt.
- Well, this is definitely a besmirchment of the much-vaunted clean slate.
- Plucky Costa Rica upsets vaunted Uruguay, as Italy outsmarts England.
- It also takes, as Saldana herself tells me, “some big cajones” to dare even try to bring the vaunted property to the small screen.
- There also appears to be some confusion with regard to the actual contents of the vaunted agreement.
- Death, to do him justice, he had met with none of the cowardice he had vaunted, and consistently with his arid cynical soul.
- For all his vaunted scorn of being a butcher at a price, now that he heard the price he seemed not half so scornful.
- Finot's journal vaunted her hats, for a pecuniary consideration, and derogated those of Virginie, formerly praised.
- When the old Ptolemaic system was exploded by Copernicus, the vaunted wisdom of men proclaimed that the Bible also was exploded.
- Still here was opportunity for displaying that vaunted courage of the all-conquering white before one of the defeated.