laurels
英 [ˈlɒrəlz]
美 [ˈlɔrəlz]
n. 月桂灌木; 月桂树; 荣誉; 赞誉; 荣耀
laurel的复数
柯林斯词典
- 月桂（树）
Alaurelor alaurel treeis a small evergreen tree with shiny leaves. The leaves are sometimes used to make decorations such as wreaths. - PHRASE 不思进取；故步自封
If someone isresting ontheirlaurels, they appear to be satisfied with the things they have achieved and have stopped putting effort into what they are doing.- The committee's chairman accused NASA of resting on its laurels after making it to the moon...
委员会主席指责美国国家航空航天局成功登月之后便志得意满，不思进取。 - The government can't rest on its laurels and must press ahead with major policy changes.
政府不能故步自封，必须继续大刀阔斧地推行政策改革。
- The committee's chairman accused NASA of resting on its laurels after making it to the moon...
英英释义
noun
- a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction
- an award for bravery
- the state of being honored
双语例句
- Perhaps I created laurels to rest upon.
也许，我造了长青树好在上面休息。 - The resourceful jurist formed a plan to recover his own laurels.
足智多谋的法学家已经想出了一个恢复名誉的计策。 - Don't rest content with past achievements.; Don't rest on your laurels.
不要躺在过去的成绩上睡大觉。 - Shakespeare won laurels in the dramatic world.
莎士比亚赢得了戏剧界的桂冠。 - We cannot rest on our laurels; we must forge ahead.
我们不能停留在现有的成绩上，要继续前进。 - I need not be crowned with laurels vain;
我就不用戴虚荣的桂冠； - I shared her laurels.
我分享了她的桂冠。 - We should not rest on our laurels but should work even harder and become still more successful.
我们不应该满足于即得荣誉而应更加努力工作，并取得更大的成功。 - The government can't rest on its laurels and must press ahead with major policy changes.
政府不能故步自封，必须继续大刀阔斧地推行政策改革。 - Don't rest on your laurels.
不要躺在功劳簿上睡大觉。