Translation guide
Expressing strong approval or admiration in Japanese, from formal accolades to casual compliments.
Expressing high praise in formal, written, or emphatic contexts, such as reviews, speeches, or official commendations.
High praise or rave reviews; often used for critical acclaim of works, performances, or products.
The movie received high praise.
Enthusiastic praise; stronger than 絶賛, implying intense admiration.
His new work was highly praised by critics.
Literally 'high evaluation'; a common way to say something receives high praise or ratings.
This restaurant has received high praise.
Praise, commendation; often used in formal contexts like awards or official recognition.
His courageous act deserves high praise.
Giving high praise in casual conversation, such as complimenting someone's work, skills, or character.
To praise highly; 'すごく' adds emphasis to the verb '褒める' (to praise).
The teacher gave my painting high praise.
Unreserved praise, gushing compliments; casual and often used when someone is lavishly praised.
She heaped high praise on his cooking.
Extremely high praise; a more emphatic version of 絶賛, used in casual or semi-formal contexts.
The new game is receiving extremely high praise from users.
Expressing high praise for someone's moral qualities, achievements, or contributions.
To praise, admire; often used for admirable deeds or qualities.
His dedicated efforts deserve high praise.
Words of praise, eulogy; often used in formal speeches or writing.
To praise highly, to extol; a more literary or emphatic way to praise someone.
絶賛 is often used for critical acclaim (movies, books, art), while 高い評価 is more general and can refer to ratings, reviews, or reputation. 高い評価 is safer for everyday use.
This movie is being highly praised (by critics).
This shop receives high praise from customers.
Directly translating 'high praise' as '高い賛辞' or '高い賞賛' is unnatural. Use set phrases like 高い評価 or verbs like 絶賛する instead.
He received high praise from many people.
People sang high praise of his achievements.