laurels

UK
/ˈlɔːrəlz/
US
/ˈlɔrəlz/

Translations

laurelnoun

laurels

pl

laurels
pl
UK
/ˈlɔːrəl/
US
/ˈlɔrəl/
лаврТакже о лавровом листе как приправе.
The laurel tree in the garden provides a pleasant aroma and shade.
Лавр в саду даёт приятный аромат и тень.
лаврыОбычно во множественном числе; книжн.
She earned laurels for her groundbreaking research in environmental science.
Она снискала лавры за свои новаторские исследования в области экологической науки.
лавровый венокСимвол победы и почёта.
The athlete was crowned with a laurel after winning the marathon.
Спортсмена увенчали лавровым венком после победы в марафоне.
Additional translations
славаКнижн.; в значении признания и известности.
почестиКнижн.; официальные почести.
laurelverb

laurels

laureled
Past Simple
laureled
Past Participle
laureling
Gerund
UK
/ˈlɒr.əl/
US
/ˈlɔːr.əl/
чествоватьКнижн., редко; в значении «увенчивать лаврами».
The committee decided to laurel the scientist for her groundbreaking research.
Комитет решил чествовать учёную за её новаторские исследования.

Definitions

laurelnoun
A small evergreen tree or shrub of the family Lauraceae, native to the Mediterranean region, with dark green glossy leaves.
The laurel tree in the garden provides a pleasant aroma and shade.
A wreath made of laurel leaves, traditionally used as a symbol of victory or honor.
The athlete was crowned with a laurel after winning the marathon.
Honor or praise for an achievement.
She earned laurels for her groundbreaking research in environmental science.
An aromatic leaf of the laurel tree used as a culinary seasoning; bay leaf.
Add a dried laurel to the soup for extra flavor.
laurelverb
To honor or praise someone by giving them a laurel or similar recognition.
The committee decided to laurel the scientist for her groundbreaking research.