compliment
అభినందన
definition
verb
he complimented Erica on her appearance
politely congratulate or praise (someone) for something.
noun
she paid me an enormous compliment
a polite expression of praise or admiration.
translation of 'compliment '
అభినందన,
పొగడ్త
example
But it was a 'compliment' to them to be asked to show their finance techniques to senior staff from nine countries.
I have heard tourists 'compliment' it and couldn't help but feel proud.
It was expected that a gentleman would pay a polite 'compliment' to a lady of his acquaintance, but quite another matter to be seen to mean it.
‘I always thought it was a 'compliment' to your host that you had made an effort and dressed up,’ said Joyce.
He answers questions thoughtfully and politely, always thanking the questioner first when a 'compliment' is offered.
The timeless nature of these films is a 'compliment' to the film-makers' art, as well as a comment on the failings of society.
The ultimate 'compliment' has come from the enemy camp.
Overall, the tone and use of language alone are reason enough to pick it up but it is also a 'compliment' to the original story.
I was paid a very sincere 'compliment' this weekend.
Surround yourself with people that can 'compliment' you so you can work together and then everybody can be successful.
she paid me an enormous 'compliment'
Now that's actually a 'compliment' to Gehry, but it still implies that the bridge was on obstacle, rather than being something interesting to work with.
The exhibition is a 'compliment' to Leo and all involved and it is worthy to reflect on the fact that it's just a little slice of history.
This is a 'compliment' to Westpoint Homes, which built the terrace in 2002 to reflect the style of the buildings that would originally have stood here.
It seriously means a lot to me to hear you 'compliment' my writing so much.
On the one hand, I got a nice 'compliment' from a reader.
Ask yourself what people tend to 'compliment' you on the most.
Suggest to others that they praise or 'compliment' someone who could use it.
Are you a shameless attention-seeker who can only get ego-gratification by having many people 'compliment' you?
I for one do not consider a continually deteriorating site as a 'compliment' to the village and it is hardly a suitable entrance to an otherwise charming community.
Nearly every time we stepped on the elevator, a Southern belle would graciously 'compliment' a lady on her outfit.
And he will regard both appellations as a 'compliment' to his deed and a testimony to his power.
So I think it's a 'compliment' to NASCAR and what they're doing with the sport.
It's an enormous 'compliment' to be told your work is something that's enjoyed and recommended to other folks.
You can also 'compliment' your loved one on how smart he or she is.
It was also a 'compliment' to the artists themselves.
It's not only good karma and a nice thing to do - it's a 'compliment' to the manager that you respect and appreciate his staff.
Something about Gran's tone suggested that this was only a backhanded 'compliment' .
A mere two saves for the game shows the already awesome defence that the team has to 'compliment' the established offence.
She's made great progress - I don't know if that's more of a 'compliment' to her or self-congratulation on my part!
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