laureate — a person who is honored for outstanding creative or intellectual achievement
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a person who is honored for outstanding creative or intellectual achievement
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈlɔːriət/
Korean meaning: 뛰어난 창작이나 지적 업적으로 명예를 받은 사람, 수상자
Korean pronunciation: **로**리엇
Example Sentences
- The literature laureate thanked his cat for inspiring his poetry.
- As a Nobel laureate in economics, she revolutionized financial theory.
- The physics laureate's acceptance speech was longer than some movies.
laureate
NOUN//ˈlɔːriət//
a person who is honored for outstanding creative or intellectual achievement
a person who is honored for outstanding creative or intellectual achievement
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Origin
고대 그리스와 로마에서 승리자나 뛰어난 시인에게 월계수(laurel) 잎으로 만든 관을 씌워주던 전통에서 유래했습니다. 월계수는 아폴로 신의 나무로 여겨져 신성시되었습니다.
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“The literature laureate thanked his cat for inspiring his poetry.”
“As a Nobel laureate in economics, she revolutionized financial theory.”
“The physics laureate's acceptance speech was longer than some movies.”
“She became the youngest laureate in the history of the prize.”
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