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glory English-Italian

gloria f

glory-hole English-Italian

ripostiglio m

glory British & World English

high renown or honour won by notable achievements

glory English-French

gloire f

glory English-German

Schönheit

glory2 English-Spanish

regodearse

glories in glory British & World English

a thing that is beautiful, impressive, or worthy of praise

glory be! in glory British & World English

expressing enthusiastic piety

to glory in glory British & World English

to death or destruction

glory box British & World English

a box for a woman’s clothes and household items, stored in preparation for marriage

glory pea British & World English

another term for clianthus.

Old Glory British & World English

an informal name for the US national flag

glory days British & World English

a time in the past regarded as being better than the present

glory hole British & World English

an untidy room or cupboard used for storage

Kentish glory British & World English

a large European moth with orange-brown and white markings, occurring chiefly on moorland and in open woodland

morning glory British & World English

a climbing plant of the convolvulus family, sometimes cultivated for its trumpet-shaped flowers

crowning glory in crown British & World English

the best and most notable aspect of something

in one's glory in glory British & World English

in a state of extreme joy or exaltation

reflected glory British & World English

fame or approval achieved through association with someone else rather than through one’s own efforts

death-or-glory British & World English

brave to the point of foolhardiness; reckless

Knickerbocker Glory British & World English

a dessert consisting of ice cream served with fruit, cream, and other sweet ingredients in a tall glass

glory-of-the-snow British & World English

another term for chionodoxa.

vainglory British & World English

inordinate pride in oneself or one’s achievements; excessive vanity

to glory in in glory English-French

être très fier/fière de