tributes
[t'rɪbju:ts]
n.
（尤指旧时一国向他国交纳的）贡品( tribute的名词复数 );
（良好效果或影响的）体现;
（尤指对死者的）致敬;
称赞;
例句:
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Martin, 78, died yesterday. Tributes poured in from around the globe.
马丁于昨天去世，享年78岁。世界各地的人们纷纷致以哀悼。
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Tributes also poured in from cricket fans and players.
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The tributes flowed almost for the game's duration.
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People continued to leave floral tributes at the scene.
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He had the strength and power; he meant to bear rule over others and he expected tributes from them.
他有权有势, 想支配人,要人们拜倒在他的脚下.
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His colleagues paid generous tributes to the outgoing president.
同事们纷纷向即将卸任的总裁致敬.