| 词组 | hail |
| 释义 | hail [hailed, hailed, hailing] hail as hail sb/sth as sth usually passive to publicly describe someone or something as being very good or special in a particular way, especially on television, radio, or in the newspapers: ▪ Haydn was hailed as a genius only at the end of his life. ▪ A new wonder-drug has been hailed as a breakthrough in the fight against cancer. ▪ Auto safety advocates hailed the new seatbelt law as a victory. ▪ Politicians in Bonn honoured former French president Francois Mitterrand, hailing him as a loyal friend of Germany. hail from hail from sth not progressive to come from a particular place or type of family - used especially in newspaper or television reports about people: ▪ Joan hails from Newcastle, and her hobbies are reading and listening to music. ▪ Both his parents hailed from prominent tobacco-growing families. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑come from |
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