英和和英

an interjection―an exclamation

to admire someone for something

to be widely talked about and praised

I'm glad to be praised.

I was praised a lot.

praise extravagantly

flatter in an obsequious manner

the act of praising thoroughly

a person who is praised by many people

I'm not the best at receiving compliments.

I can say with certainty that I am the type of person who thrives on compliments.

I can say with certainty that I am the type of person that improves with compliments.

I didn't think that I would be praised in English.

I am glad to be complimented by you.

I think that's complimenting too much.

You are good at complimenting.

Even when one is being praised, modesty is important.

I'm really flattered to hear that.

Thank you for complimenting me.

I am happy to have you praise me.

I praise you.

Were you praised by the teacher?

I was praised by him.

Were you praised by him?

I am happy to be praised by him.

I am happy to be complimented by you.

I want to praise my coworkers.

You are good at complimenting people.

You have never praised anyone before.

No one feels displeased when he is praised.