glory

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glory
[ˈglɔːrɪ]
sustantivo
1gloria (f) (honor)
  • to live on past glories -> vivir de glorias pasadas
2esplendor (m) (splendor)

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glory [glo-ri]
sustantivo
1Gloria, honra, alabanza, fama, renombre, celebridad; esplendor, magnificencia.
2Aureola o círculo de luz que se pone sobre la cabeza de las imágenes de los santos.
3Exaltación, adoración.
4Calidad de resplandeciente; brillantez, resplandor, lustre.
5Esplendor de la presencia de Dios; la gloria del Paraíso.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Gloriarse, jactarse, preciarse de alguna cosa, llenarse de orgullo. (n)

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glory [ˈɡlɔːrɪ]
noun
1 (honour, fame) also (Rel) gloria; (f)
glory be! ¡gracias a Dios!; she was in her glory estaba toda ufana; Rome at the height of its glory Roma en la cima de su gloria
to have one's moment of glory Walsham had his moment of glory when he won a 20km race While Atlanta prepares to take the world stage as host of the 1996 Olympic Games, Australia too is preparing for a big year as it begins the countdown to its own moment of glory, the Sydney 2000 Olympics
she led her team to Olympic glory condujo a su equipo a la victoria olímpica
Bobby Moore led England to World Cup glory in 1966
to go to glory (old-fashioned) subir a los cielos
reflect
2 (splendour) gloria; (f) esplendor; (m)
the military glories of Frederick the Great the artistic glories of the Italian Renaissance The album sees them reliving past glories but not really breaking new ground this sonnet is one of the glories of English poetry
verb:intransitive
to glory in [+one's success etc] enorgullecerse jactarse de;or [+another's misfortune] disfrutar maliciosamente de; the café glories in the name of El Dorado el café tiene el magnífico nombre de El Dorado
modifier
glory hole (informal) (n) cuarto cajón etc en desorden; (m)or (m)etc leonera; (informal) (f)
his room is something of a glory hole su habitación parece un trastero

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Verb Conjugation for "glory"

Imperative
  • glory
  • you glory
  • he/she glories
  • we glory
  • you glory
  • they glory
Preterite
  • I gloried
  • you gloried
  • he/she gloried
  • we gloried
  • you gloried
  • they gloried
Present Continuous
  • I am glorying
  • you are glorying
  • he/she is glorying
  • we are glorying
  • you are glorying
  • they are glorying
Present Perfect
  • I have gloried
  • you have gloried
  • he/she has gloried
  • we have gloried
  • you have gloried
  • they have gloried
Past Continuous
  • I was glorying
  • you were glorying
  • he/she was glorying
  • we were glorying
  • you were glorying
  • they were glorying
Past Perfect
  • I had gloried
  • you had gloried
  • he/she had gloried
  • we had gloried
  • you had gloried
  • they had gloried
Future
  • I will glory
  • you will glory
  • he/she will glory
  • we will glory
  • you will glory
  • they will glory
Future Perfect
  • I will have gloried
  • you will have gloried
  • he/she will have gloried
  • we will have gloried
  • you will have gloried
  • they will have gloried
Future Continuous
  • I will be glorying
  • you will be glorying
  • he/she will be glorying
  • we will be glorying
  • you will be glorying
  • they will be glorying
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been glorying
  • you have been glorying
  • he/she has been glorying
  • we have been glorying
  • you have been glorying
  • they have been glorying
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been glorying
  • you will have been glorying
  • he/she will have been glorying
  • we will have been glorying
  • you will have been glorying
  • they will have been glorying
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been glorying
  • you had been glorying
  • he/she had been glorying
  • we had been glorying
  • you had been glorying
  • they had been glorying
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