Definition
Definition of commending - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
approvalexpressing approval or praise
- Her commending words boosted his confidence.
2.
appreciationRare worthy of praise or admirationRare
- His commending performance earned him a standing ovation.
Origin of commending
Latin, commendare (to entrust)
Examples of commending in a sentence
His commending speech earned him a standing ovation. Her commending attitude inspired the whole team. The teacher's commending remarks boosted the student's confidence.
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- French:élogieux, admirable, ...
- German:lobend, lobenswert, ...
- Italian:lodante, degno di lode, ...
- Spanish:elogioso, digno de elogio, ...
- Portuguese:louvável, digno de elogio, ...
- Chinese:表扬的, 值得称赞的, ...
- Japanese:称賛の, 称賛に値する, ...
- Arabic:مُشِيد, جَدِير بِالثَّناء, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁבֵּחַ, רָאוּי לְשֶׁבַח, ...
- Russian:одобрительный, достойный похвалы, ...
- Ukrainian:схвальний, гідний похвали, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसनीय, ...
Definition of commend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
praisesay good things about someone or something
- The teacher will commend the student for her hard work.
2.
trustDated recommend as worthy of confidenceDated
- I commend this book to anyone interested in learning..
Expressions with commend
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formally recommend someone to another person or group
The professor commended Alice to the admissions committee.
entrust one's soul to God's care
Before passing, she commended her soul to God.
Origin of commend
Latin, commendare (commit to the care of)
Examples of commend in a sentence
The mayor commended the firefighters during the ceremony. I commend her for her dedication to the project. The teacher will commend students who show exceptional improvement.
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- French:féliciter, recommander, ...
- German:loben, empfehlen, ...
- Italian:lodare, ...
- Spanish:elogiar, recomendar, ...
- Portuguese:elogiar, recomendar, ...
- Chinese:表扬, 推荐, ...
- Japanese:称賛する, 勧める, ...
- Arabic:مَدَحَ, وَصَّى, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁבֵּחַ, לְהַמְלִיץ עַל, ...
- Russian:хвалить, советовать, ...
- Ukrainian:хвалити, радити, ...
- Hindi:प्रशंसा करना, सिफारिश करना, ...
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