admiration in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for admiration in the English»French Dictionary

admiration [Brit adməˈreɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌædməˈreɪʃ(ə)n] N

admiration

admiration f (for pour)

to be the admiration of sb

faire l'admiration de qn

to look at sb/sth with or in admiration

être en admiration devant qn/qc

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unstinted admiration

sans réserve

deep-felt admiration

sincère

open-mouthed with surprise/with admiration

béat d'étonnement/d'admiration

unreserved support, admiration, welcome

sans réserve

undiluted fig admiration, pleasure

sans retenue

Translations for admiration in the French»English Dictionary

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admiration

admiration (pour for)

regarder qn/qc avec admiration

to look at sb/sth in admiration

être en admiration devant qn/qc

to be lost in admiration for sb/sth

forcer l'admiration

to command admiration

remplir qn d'admiration

to fill sb with admiration

tous les spectateurs étaient admiratifs

all the spectators were full of admiration

elle poussa un cri admiratif

she gave a cry of admiration

se récrier d'admiration

to exclaim in admiration

murmure d'admiration/d'indignation

murmur of admiration/of protest

admiration in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for admiration in the English»French Dictionary

admiration [ˌædməˈreɪʃn] N no pl

admiration

admiration f

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ungrudging admiration

sans bornes

reciprocate trust, admiration

rendre

rouse admiration, ire

susciter

to regard sb/sth with admiration/mistrust

considérer qn/qc avec admiration/méfiance

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admiration

admiration

être en admiration devant qc/qn

to be lost in admiration for sth/sb

muet d'admiration/de surprise

speechless with admiration/surprise

sifflement d'admiration

whistle of admiration

s'exclamer sur qc

to gasp in admiration

admiration Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to regard sb/sth with admiration/mistrust

considérer qn/qc avec admiration/méfiance

to be lost in admiration for sth/sb

être en admiration devant qc/qn

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He had a strong admiration for the beauty of nature, which revealed itself in his poetry.

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From now on some of his greatest poetry would be inspired by his deepening love and admiration for her.

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Although he appreciated the admiration, he felt out of place and requested to return to the operating forces fighting the war.

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A mutual admiration for each other leads to a romantic involvement between the two.

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Affection-images move between two poles of admiration and desire.

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He avoided unnecessary wars and earned the true admiration of his subjects.

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Although her skills as a drummer earned admiration from drumming luminaries and peers, she is best known for her vocal performances.

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My admiration grows for you for your poems.

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His performance is bound to win admiration from cinegoers, besides fetching awards.

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There, he gained the respect and admiration of local, modern art collectors, museums and the general public.

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