panegyric

IPA/ˌpænəˈdʒɪrɪk/
IPA/ˌpænəˈdʒɪrɪk/

panegyric — 名詞

  • panegyricsingular
  • panegyricsplural

1. a long, formal statement or text that celebrates someone or something in glowing

1.名詞C2
釋義

頌詞;頌文

對人或事物的正式頌揚文章或演說

a long, formal statement or text that celebrates someone or something in glowing terms while leaving out faults or blame.

例句

At the retirement dinner, David delivered a long panegyric to the hospital founder.

在退休晚宴上,David 發表了一篇長篇頌詞,讚揚醫院的創辦人。

deliver a panegyric to [person]

Mei's magazine essay became a panegyric to the city's old bookshops.

Mei 的雜誌文章成了一篇歌頌這座城市老書店的頌文。

a panegyric to [thing]

常見搭配
  • deliver a panegyric
  • write a panegyric
  • a panegyric to
  • lavish panegyric
同義詞
  • eulogy

    a formal speech of praise, especially for someone who has died

  • tribute

    broader; can be any act or statement showing admiration, not only an extended speech or text

  • encomium

    even more literary and rhetorical in tone

反義詞
  • criticism

    an expression of disapproval rather than praise

  • diatribe

    a long, forceful attack instead of admiring praise

文法句型

deliver a panegyric to [person]

write a panegyric on [person/thing]

用法筆記

Usually appears in formal or literary English and often suggests praise that is excessive or one-sided. Common with verbs like 'deliver' and 'write', and far less common in everyday conversation than 'praise' or 'tribute'.

常見錯誤

Her two-line email was a panegyric to the volunteers.
Her full newspaper column was a panegyric to the volunteers.
A panegyric is usually an extended, formal piece of praise, not a short casual message.
The report gave a balanced panegyric of the policy.
The report gave a balanced review of the policy.
'Panegyric' suggests strongly positive praise, not a neutral or balanced judgment.

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常見搭配

常用片語

  • deliver a panegyric
  • write a panegyric
  • turn into a panegyric

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