admiration

英[ædmə'reiʃən]美[ædmə'reiʃən]

n.
1.钦佩；赞赏；羡慕
2.引人赞美的人或物
3.怀着对…的赞美
4.令人钦佩地；出色地

同：	[n.] appreciation, esteem, wonder, wonderment

No sign of admiration should now escape him, nothing that could elevate her with the hope of influencing his felicity.
决不要流露出有什么爱慕的意思，一点儿形迹也不要流露出来，免得她有非分之想，就此要影响他的终身幸福。收藏
This admiration was grateful to one constituted like Judith, and contributed to aid her self-possession, quite as much as it fed her vanity
这番恭维话，在一个象朱蒂丝这样的姑娘是非常爱听的，它不仅使她更加镇定了，同时也满足了她的虚荣心。收藏
Mary's admiration for Jane is tinged with jealousy.
玛丽对珍又羡又妒。收藏
He also had great admiration for Ren Bonian.
他对任伯年也相当膺服。收藏
Their mutual admiration waxed.
他们相互间的爱慕之情更强烈了。收藏

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a feeling of delighted approval and liking
[同] esteem, admiration
the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising
[同] admiration, wonder, wonderment

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