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1 격찬하다
v. praise, praise highly -
2 ...을 높이 찬양하다
v. praise to the skies -
3 갸륵하다
adj. laudable, worthy of praise, worthy of honor, commendable; excellent, superior, extraordinary -
4 공로의
adj. meritorious, deserving praise -
5 구가하다
v. sing, glorify, praise -
6 기리다
v. commend, praise -
7 기원하다
v. pray, praise or appeal to God in words or thought; request, make a petition, seek -
8 기특하다
adj. praiseworthy, commendable, laudable, deserving praise -
9 대갈채
n. acclamation, shout of approval, applause; praise, affirmative vote by cheers or applause -
10 박수갈채
n. hand clapping, applause, cheering; praise, accolade -
11 빌다
v. beg, ask for charity; pray, praise or appeal to God in words or thought; borrow, take on loan; imprecate, curse, wish evil on someone or something -
12 사탕발림
n. flattery, insincere compliments; excessive praise, sugarcoated words -
13 상찬
n. praise, expressions of admiration, applause, admiration -
14 숭배하다
v. adore, worship, praise -
15 신을 숭배하다
v. praise -
16 신을 찬미하다
v. praise -
17 일컫다
v. call, praise -
18 자화자찬
n. self-praise -
19 자화자찬하다
v. praise one's own wares--------blow one's own trumpet -
20 찬미
n. praise, eulogy
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