laurel
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++laur·el /ˈlɒrəl $ ˈlɔː-, ˈlɑː-/ noun 1. [countable, uncountable]HBP a small tree with smooth shiny dark green leaves that do not fall in winter 月桂树2. rest/sit on your laurels SATISFIEDto be satisfied with what you have achieved and therefore stop trying to achieve anything new 满足于既得成就,不求上进3. look to your laurels WORK HARDto work hard in order not to lose the success that you have achieved 尽力保住已获得的成功4 laurels [plural] honours that you receive for something you have achieved 荣誉,赞誉 academic laurels 学术桂冠Origin laurel (1300-1400) Old French lorier, from lor “laurel”, from Latin laurus
laur·el nounChineseSyllable
laurel
laur‧el /ˈlɒrəl $ ˈlɔː-, ˈlɑː-/
noun
2. rest/sit on your laurels to be satisfied with what you have achieved and therefore stop trying to achieve anything new
3. look to your laurels to work hard in order not to lose the success that you have achieved
4. laurels [plural] honours that you receive for something you have achieved:
academic laurels
laur‧el /ˈlɒrəl $ ˈlɔː-, ˈlɑː-/
noun Date: 1300-1400
Language: Old French
Origin: lorier, from lor 'laurel', from Latin laurus
1. [uncountable and countable] a small tree with smooth shiny dark green leaves that do not fall in winterLanguage: Old French
Origin: lorier, from lor 'laurel', from Latin laurus
2. rest/sit on your laurels to be satisfied with what you have achieved and therefore stop trying to achieve anything new
3. look to your laurels to work hard in order not to lose the success that you have achieved
4. laurels [plural] honours that you receive for something you have achieved:
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