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1 glory
A n1 (honour, distinction) also Relig gloire f ; to cover oneself in glory se couvrir de gloire ; to the greater glory of God à la plus grande gloire de Dieu ; my hour of glory mon heure de gloire ;3 ( source of pride) fierté f ; the cathedral is the glory of the city la cathédrale fait la fierté or la gloire de la ville.B glories npl splendeurs fpl ; the glories of nature/Venice les splendeurs de la nature/de Venise ; past glories passé m glorieux (+ v sg).C vi to glory in être très fier/fière de [status, strength, tradition] ; to glory in the name Caesar hum porter le nom ronflant de César.
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