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Meanings of congratulations in English
Russian
поздравить A sign of positive involvement in an event, which the recipient of the congratulations predominantly perceives as joyful.
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Examples for "praise"
Examples for "praise"
1
People of Ireland, let us come together today to praise Ross O'Carroll-Kelly.
2
Saying our government is better than the Syndics' isn't exactly high praise.
3
The converts were loud in his praise; the unbelievers silent and thoughtful.
4
Politicians are quick to praise the role of higher education in Ireland.
5
His lavish but ironic praise of Han Feng is a good example.
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However, it's one of his young fans who deserves some kudos, here.
2
Evidently useful, but not something that earns much kudos in modern society.
3
Gary Kemp, you feel, would particularly love the kudos of a hit.
4
If you can do that and still remain friends, kudos to you.
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For Panesar, it represented further kudos to his return to the side.
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The passion for free climbing fully bled here at last, from this place and the people and the very stone that congregated this intense extolment.
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Usage of congratulations in English
1
If your answer was no, congratulations; you probably don't use a wheelchair.
2
I'll just say congratulations and wish you all the best of luck.
3
If you're reading this, congratulations on finding yourself a working energy source.
4
If you're wearing a blue shirt, congratulations, you're its new best friend.
5
To these consultancy organizations, I only want to say one thing: congratulations.
6
Well, at this point, all I can say to America is congratulations.
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Please recognise Nathi and great congratulations to you Headmaster and the school.
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Words of approval and congratulations were spoken out, though everyone expected it.
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He said phone lines were jammed with requests and people offering congratulations.
10
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to, I just wanted to say congratulations!
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Bless him, he was too good this time, and congratulations are due.
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Hamilton said: That was a massive challenge, but congratulations to Red Bull.
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For those of you with good post-graduation jobs already lined up, congratulations!
14
Natalia and her partner stepped forward to offer their congratulations as well.
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No public congratulations from Caitlyn on Twitter either, noted one Twitter user.
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He was the first to reach General Waymouth with congratulations and endorsement.
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Translations for congratulations
Congratulations through the time
Congratulations across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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