glorify

vt.

赞美；颂扬；美化；使更壮丽

过去式：glorified过去分词：glorified现在分词：glorifying第三人称单数：glorifies

1. The setting sun glorified the scene.
   落日使景色更美。
2. The newspapers glorified their heroic deeds.
   报纸称颂了他们的英雄事迹。
3. Singing hymns is one of the ways to glorify god.
   唱圣歌是赞美上帝的一种方式。

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