Admiring - English meaning

Admiring – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Characterized by or expressive of admiration or warm approval.
Usage examples:
The snowman has drawn many an admiring glance from villagers

verb
Regard with respect or warm approval.
Usage examples:
I admire your courage
Synonims:
Applaud Praise Express admiration for Commend Approve of Express approval for Favour Look on with favour Think highly of Appreciate Respect Rate highly Hold in high regard Hold in high esteem

adjective
Showing admiration
Usage examples:
Annette was getting lots of admiring looks/glances in her new red dress., she was surrounded by a g…

Admiring translation into English

Admiring: translate from English into Chinese

欣赏, 佩服, 钦佩, 敬佩, 羡慕, 慕, 敬服, 爱慕, 倾心, 钦慕, 钦, 叹赏, 佩, 钦服, 景, 惊愕, 钦迟, 倾佩

Admiring: translate from English into Dutch

Bewonderen, Bewonderend

Admiring: translate from English into French

Admiratif, Admirer, Avoir de l'admiration

Admiring: translate from English into German

Bewundernd

Admiring: translate from English into Hindi

निहार, प्रशंसा करना, गुण गाना

Admiring: translate from English into Italian

Ammirando, Ammirativo

Admiring: translate from English into Korean

감탄, 감탄하다, 탄복하다, 찬탄하다, 탄복하며 바라보다, 황홀하게 바라보다, 칭찬하다, 기꺼이 ...하다

Admiring: translate from English into Russian

Восхищение, Восхищенный

Admiring: translate from English into Spanish

Admirativo

Word origin

late 16th century: from Latin admirari, from ad- ‘at’ + mirari ‘wonder’.

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Admiring – similar words

admiral

noun
The most senior commander of a fleet or navy.
Usage examples:
In 1914 beatty was one of the youngest admirals in the royal navy, and, as commander of the battle-…

noun
A naval officer of the highest rank

Admiral - all meanings in English

admirably

adverb
In a way that arouses or deserves respect and approval.
Usage examples:
He behaved himself admirably

adverb
Very well, or in a way that is admirable (= deserving respect or approval)
Usage examples:
I think she coped admirably with a very difficult situation., as a set of instructions, it is admir…

Admirably - all meanings in English

admirableness

noun
The quality of being admirable.

Admirableness - all meanings in English

admirable

adjective
Arousing or deserving respect and approval.
Usage examples:
He has one admirable quality—he is totally honest

adjective
Deserving respect or approval
Usage examples:
I think you showed admirable tact/restraint/self-control in your answer., the police did an admirab…

Admirable - all meanings in English

admirability

noun
The quality of being admirable; = admirableness .

noun
In plural. admirable things or qualities.

Admirability - all meanings in English

Admiring synonims

applaud

verb
Show approval or praise by clapping.
Usage examples:
The crowd whistled and applauded

Clap one's hands or shout to indicate approval

verb
To show your enjoyment or approval of something such as a performance by clapping your hands repeatedly
Usage examples:
We applaud the family’s decision to protect their privacy.

Applaud - all meanings in English

appreciate

verb
Recognize the full worth of.
Usage examples:
She feels that he does not appreciate her

Appreciate - all meanings in English

commend

verb
Praise formally or officially.
Usage examples:
He was commended by the judge for his courageous actions

verb
To formally praise or mention with approval someone or something
Usage examples:
Lamos should be commended for creating important opportunities for minority actors., the reporter d…

Commend - all meanings in English

favour

noun
Approval, support, or liking for someone or something.
Usage examples:
Training is looked upon with favour by many employers

verb
Feel or show approval or preference for.
Usage examples:
Slashing public spending is a policy that few politicians favour

noun
The support or approval of something or someone
Usage examples:
Find favour these plans are unlikely to find favour unless the cost is reduced., in favour of the c…

Favour - all meanings in English

praise

verb
Express warm approval or admiration of.
Usage examples:
We can't praise chris enough—he did a brilliant job

noun
The expression of approval or admiration for someone or something.
Usage examples:
The audience was full of praise for the whole production

Praise - all meanings in English

respect

noun
A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
Usage examples:
The director had a lot of respect for douglas as an actor

verb
Admire (someone or something) deeply, as a result of their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
Usage examples:
She was respected by everyone she worked with

noun
Admiration for someone or something that you believe has good ideas or qualities
Usage examples:
I believe people had more respect for teachers back then., some drivers don’t have any respect for …

Respect - all meanings in English

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