Noun:

1. a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction;

   "an award for bravery"
   

2. the state of being honored

The path was lined with laurels.

小路两旁都种有月桂树.

His techniques won him such laurels as few architects have enjoyed.

他的技术使他赢得很少建筑师所享受过的荣誉.

A man who has won mg laurels can only encourage the brave.

象我这样赢得了桂冠的人,能给勇敢的人们鼓气.

He reaped the laurels in the finals.

他在决赛中荣膺冠军.

He looks to his laurels.

他很爱惜他的名誉.

All other laurels are overshadowed by hers.

所有的荣誉与她所获得的相比都黯然失色.

He rests on his laurels.

他安于已得名誉.

They rested on their laurels after their victory.

他们获胜后就满足于现状了.

He won his laurels in the school football team when he was only 15.

他15岁的时候,便参加了学校的足球队,获得殊荣.

I think lnspector Clouseau had better start looking to his laurels.

我想克劳修警官最好是开始小心他探长的桂冠了.

New developments are forcing long - established firms to look to their laurels.

新的发展使一些老牌企业也得小心行事才能保持声誉.

Are worth all your laurels, though ever so plenty.

胜过你所有的桂冠, 无论戴得多么辉煌.

There is no sense in resting on your laurels.

安于现状,不求进取是毫无道理的.

Mourinho will not be sitting back on his laurels though.

但穆里尼奥不会沉迷于鲜花和掌声中.

But if we rest on our laurels, we risk losing our vitality.

但是如果我们继续安于安逸,脑筋就会懒得变通.