tributes

中英词典：tributes

形容词

1. tributary [adjective]
中文：支流的；进贡的
英文：a. flowing into a larger river; n. a state or country that pays tribute
例句：
- The Yangtze River is the longest tributary of the East China Sea. (长江是东海的最长支流。) - The small country was once a tributary of the powerful empire. (这个小国曾经为这个强大的帝国进贡。)

名词

1. tribute [noun]
中文：颂词；贡品；致敬
英文：a. an act, statement, or gift that shows gratitude, respect, or admiration; b. payment made periodically by one state to another
例句：
- The concert was a tribute to the late musician. (这场音乐会是对已故音乐家的致敬。) - The kingdom sent valuable tributes to its neighboring countries. (这个王国向周边国家进贡了贵重的物品。)

词语辨析

1. homage [noun]
中文：敬意；崇拜
英文：special honor or respect shown publicly
例句：
- The actor received homage from his fans at the movie premiere. (这位演员在电影首映会上受到了粉丝们的崇拜。) 2. accolade [noun]
中文：赞扬；荣誉
英文：an award or privilege granted as a special honor
例句：
- The scientist received numerous accolades for her groundbreaking research. (这位科学家因她具有开创性的研究获得了许多荣誉。)

词汇扩充

1. eulogy [noun]
中文：颂词；悼词
英文：a speech or piece of writing that praises someone highly, typically someone who has just died
例句：
- The minister delivered a heartfelt eulogy at the funeral. (牧师在葬礼上发表了一篇深情的悼词。) 2. commendation [noun]
中文：赞扬；嘉奖
英文：praise or approval
例句：
- The employee received a commendation for his outstanding performance. (这位员工因其出色的表现受到了嘉奖。)

近义词

1. accolade [noun]
中文：赞扬；荣誉
英文：an award or privilege granted as a special honor
例句：
- The scientist received numerous accolades for her groundbreaking research. (这位科学家因她具有开创性的研究获得了许多荣誉。) 2. homage [noun]
中文：敬意；崇拜
英文：special honor or respect shown publicly
例句：
- The actor received homage from his fans at the movie premiere. (这位演员在电影首映会上受到了粉丝们的崇拜。)

反义词

1. insult [noun]
中文：侮辱；凌辱
英文：a disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or action
例句：
- His words were taken as an insult by the audience. (他的话被观众视为一种侮辱。) 2. criticism [noun]
中文：批评；指责
英文：the expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes
例句：
- The author faced harsh criticism for his controversial book. (这位作家因其具有争议的书籍而面临严厉的批评。)

柯林斯词典

tributes [plural noun]
1. something that you say, do, or give to show respect or admiration for someone, especially on a formal occasion
2. a payment made by one state or country to another, especially as a sign that it accepts the other as more powerful or important
来源：《柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典》

牛津词典

tributes [plural noun]
1. an act, statement, or gift that is intended to show gratitude, respect, or admiration
2. a payment made periodically by one state or ruler to another, especially as a sign of dependence or submission
来源：《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》

用法

1. pay tribute to
中文：向...致敬
英文：to praise or honor someone or something
例句：
- The mayor gave a speech to pay tribute to the city's brave firefighters. (市长发表了讲话，向这个城市勇敢的消防员们致敬。) 2. in tribute to
中文：以示敬意；作为纪念
英文：as a way of showing respect or honoring someone or something
例句：
- The statue was built in tribute to the founder of the company. (这座雕像是为了纪念这家公司的创始人而建的。)

例句

He paid tribute to his mentor for guiding him throughout his career. (他向他的导师致敬，感谢他在他的职业生涯中的指导。)

The country sent a tribute of valuable goods to the neighboring kingdom. (这个国家进贡了贵重的物品给邻国王国。)

The concert was a tribute to the legendary musician. (这场音乐会是对这位传奇音乐家的致敬。)

The students presented a tribute to their retiring teacher. (学生们向即将退休的老师致敬。)

The emperor demanded tributes from the conquered territories. (帝王要求被征服的领土进贡。)

The tributary rivers flow into the main river. (这些支流河流注入主要河流。)

The small country was a tributary of the empire. (这个小国是帝国的附庸国。)

The movie is a tribute to the golden age of cinema. (这部电影是对电影黄金时代的致敬。)

We gathered to pay our tribute to the fallen soldiers. (我们聚集在一起，向阵亡的士兵们致敬。)

The king received tributes from his vassals. (国王从诸侯国征收进贡。)

His achievements are a tribute to his hard work and dedication. (他的成就是对他的辛勤工作和奉献精神的认可。)

The artist's latest artwork is a tribute to nature. (艺术家的最新作品是对大自然的赞美。)

The company made a tribute donation to the charity. (公司向慈善机构捐赠了一笔贡献。)

He received homage from his fans after his stunning performance. (他在精彩的表演之后受到了粉丝们的崇拜。)

The actor received numerous accolades for his outstanding performance. (这位演员因其出色的表现获得了许多荣誉。)

The minister delivered a heartfelt eulogy at the funeral. (牧师在葬礼上发表了一篇深情的悼词。)

The employee received a commendation for his outstanding performance. (这位员工因其出色的表现受到了嘉奖。)

His words were taken as an insult by the audience. (他的话被观众视为一种侮辱。)

The author faced harsh criticism for his controversial book. (这位作家因其具有争议的书籍而面临严厉的批评。)

The mayor gave a speech to pay tribute to the city's brave firefighters. (市长发表了讲话，向这个城市勇敢的消防员们致敬。)

The statue was built in tribute to the founder of the company. (这座雕像是为了纪念这家公司的创始人而建的。)