1) A fair death honours the whole life.
死得光明，终身荣耀。
2) He died a glorious death.
他死得光荣。
3) Liu Hulan died a glorious death.
刘胡兰死得光荣。
4) Brilliant and glorious
光彩荣耀
5) glories
[英]['ɡlɔ:ri] [美]['glɔrɪ]
荣耀
1.
Shakespeare,from his unique perspective of a humanist playwright,could not help concerning about the glories and sorrows of the monarchs as well as the humanist consciousness of their personal values and dignities in his English histories named after the monarchs,which makes the monarchs known to common people and constitutes another dimension of studying Shakespeare s conceptions of monarchs.
莎士比亚以人文主义剧作家的独特视角,在其多部以英国君主名字命名的历史剧中,深切关注君主们的荣耀与苦痛以及他们对自身尊严与价值的人文意识的觉醒,使得君主们从神坛走入人间,这成为我们探讨莎士比亚君主思想的又一维度。
6) Having or deserving glory; famous.
光荣的，荣耀的;辉煌的
补充资料：光彩
①颜色和光泽；光辉：大放～丨橱窗里面摆着～夺目的各色丝绸。②光荣：小张当了劳动模范，咱全村都很～。
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