Adulation

音标：/ˌædʒʊˈleɪʃən/

意思：
Adulation指的是过度的、通常是虚伪的称赞或奉承。这个词常用来描述某种极度的、过度的钦佩，通常带有负面的情感色彩，因为它暗示了某种不真诚的行为。

翻译：
阿谀奉承，过度赞美，谄媚。

读音：
音标：[ædʒʊˈleɪʃən]
音节：ad-u-la-tion

用法：
Adulation常用来描述过度的、夸大的称赞，尤其是当这种称赞没有实际的意义或价值时，常含有虚伪的成分。
通常来说，adulation表示过度的赞美，尤其是给权力人物或者名人时。

例句：

The actor was uncomfortable with all the adulation he received from his fans.
(那位演员对自己收到的粉丝过度的赞美感到不自在。)

It is important to distinguish between genuine admiration and mere adulation.
(区分真诚的钦佩和单纯的阿谀奉承是很重要的。)

His success was not due to adulation but to his hard work.
(他的成功并非由于阿谀奉承，而是因为他的努力工作。)

The politician enjoyed the adulation of the crowd, but he knew it was fleeting.
(这位政治家享受着群众的阿谀奉承，但他知道这种赞美是短暂的。)

She felt uncomfortable with the adulation that came with her new position.
(她对自己新职位带来的阿谀奉承感到不自在。)

The coach was wary of the adulation from the media, knowing it could change quickly.
(教练对媒体的阿谀奉承保持警惕，因为他知道这种赞美可能很快会改变。)

Many celebrities are overwhelmed by the adulation of their fans.
(许多名人被他们粉丝的过度赞美弄得不知所措。)

The CEO received adulation from the board of directors after the company's record profits.
(在公司创下创纪录的利润后，首席执行官收到了董事会的阿谀奉承。)

He grew tired of the constant adulation and wished for more honest feedback.
(他厌倦了不断的阿谀奉承，渴望更多诚实的反馈。)

The singer was humbled by the adulation, though he knew it was based on his fame.
(这位歌手被过度的赞美所感动，尽管他知道这些赞美是基于他的名气。)

短语搭配：

Receive adulation (接受阿谀奉承)

Suffer from adulation (遭受阿谀奉承)

Excessive adulation (过度的阿谀奉承)

Adulation from the public (来自公众的赞美)

Seek adulation (寻求阿谀奉承)

Enjoy adulation (享受阿谀奉承)

Fake adulation (虚假的阿谀奉承)