dictionnaire Polonais - Anglais
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1. 
to boast
2. 
pride ourselves
3. glory
Thus passes the glory of the world.
Christopher Columbus demanded that an entire "Columbus Week" be set aside to celebrate his glory, but in the end only got a day, and only in America.
Let's all make a toast to our glory days.
They sailed for months in hope of "gold and glory".
He thus revealed his glory.
It can be said, in fact, that research, by exploring the greatest and the smallest, contributes to the glory of God which is reflected in every part of the universe.
His acts of courage brought him glory.
The glory of New York is its museums.
I did the hard work and someone else got all the glory.
Glory to Ukraine!
Stop clinging to your glory days, or you'll be left behind.
For the love of Christ, son, for the glory of Spain, eat your goddamned peas!
Why is it that the greatest crime and the greatest glory are to shed a man's blood?
He dreams of destroying Potter by any means possible and returning to his full, former glory.
The deep-fried butter stick is the crowning glory of American cuisine.
