American English pronunciation
How to pronounce congratulate
IPA transcription: [kənɡ'ɹætʃə,leɪt]
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Verb
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say something to someone that expresses praise
“He complimented her on her last physics paper”
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express congratulations
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be proud of
“He prides himself on making it into law school”
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pride or congratulate (oneself) for an achievement
Usage examples
- The port's admiral congratulated the crew personally on their arrival.
- After landing, O'Hare excitedly congratulated Thach: Skipper, it really worked.
- I would also like to congratulate all the other members of the Bureau with their election.
- You have not congratulated me on my physician.
- I congratulate you, with all my heart.
- Spielberg congratulated her via video message during the ceremony.
- All the Campani came out to congratulate the Romans with their victory.
- Some days later at Windsor, King Edward congratulated his niece on her future engagement.
- Dons was congratulated by both the King and the government.
- Handal recognized Tony Saca's victory, but chose not to congratulate him.