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Meanings of praise in English

Portuguese
glória
Catalan
enhorabona
Spanish
felicitaciones

An expression of approval and commendation.

glória
Portuguese
elogiar
Catalan
encomiar

Express approval of.

elogiar
Synonyms
Examples for "congratulations"
Examples for "congratulations"
1
If your answer was no, congratulations; you probably don't use a wheelchair.
The Irish Times
2
I'll just say congratulations and wish you all the best of luck.
Acts of faith
3
If you're reading this, congratulations on finding yourself a working energy source.
The South African
4
If you're wearing a blue shirt, congratulations, you're its new best friend.
Wired
5
To these consultancy organizations, I only want to say one thing: congratulations.
The Guardian
1
However, it's one of his young fans who deserves some kudos, here.
The South African
2
Evidently useful, but not something that earns much kudos in modern society.
The Irish Times
3
Gary Kemp, you feel, would particularly love the kudos of a hit.
The Guardian
4
If you can do that and still remain friends, kudos to you.
News.com.au
5
For Panesar, it represented further kudos to his return to the side.
The Guardian
1
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.
Rock and Ice Magazine
Russian
похвала
Portuguese
louvor
Spanish
alabar

Positive evaluations made by a person of another's products, performances, or attributes.

похвала

The act of expressing approval or admiration; commendation; laudation.

Usage of praise in English
1
People of Ireland, let us come together today to praise Ross O'Carroll-Kelly.
The Irish Times
2
Saying our government is better than the Syndics' isn't exactly high praise.
Beyond The Frontier: Guardian
3
The converts were loud in his praise; the unbelievers silent and thoughtful.
The Spirit of the Border: A Romance of the Early Settlers in the...
4
Politicians are quick to praise the role of higher education in Ireland.
The Irish Times
5
His lavish but ironic praise of Han Feng is a good example.
Reuters
6
They are strong words for a department used to nothing but praise.
The Irish Times
7
First he would change tactics in this Magiere situation and praise her.
Dhampir
8
Women's Minister Paula Bennett used the occasion to praise her Government's record.
Radio NZ
9
North Korean media continued to heap praise on Kim's leadership, Lim said.
The Guardian
10
Diana believed in bringing up children the British way, without excessive praise.
A change in altitude
11
Don used the visit as an opportunity to praise his government's achievements.
Reuters
12
However, he saved his strangest slice of praise for Ugandan President Museveni:
The South African
13
Given the praise he had just received, Pitar ventured a candid response.
Edge of Infinity
14
One of the problems with cartoons is they can't really praise love.
The new yorker
15
Madam, - May I offer my sincere praise to The Irish Times?
The Irish Times
16
The Bible tells us that animals, in their own way, praise God.
Heaven
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Common
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