Congratulate meaning in English
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Definition
to congratulate (someone): to compliment, to felicitate (someone), to tell (someone) that they have done well
I would like to congratulate you on your new baby: well done - he's lovely!
Congratulations!: Well done!
Congratulations is often abbreviated to congrats.
Examples
- "Congratulations on your recent acquisition of an obscene amount of money."
- "Following our end-of-year review yesterday, I'd like to congratulate you once again on your performance this year."
- "Congratulations, Edward."
- "Congratulations! Your decision to terminate Mrs. Hughes will cost this company 2 months of salary in addition to a generous severance package."
- "Congratulations, you are very special!"
- "Glenfiddich : Mr. Jones, Congratulations on your debut."
- "Congratulations, and thank you for your touching love letter."
- "Congratulations, you've made the decision to grab the brass ring"
- "So, thanks and congratulations, Bob."
- "Congratulations, Bruno."
- "Congratulations on the exhibition."
- "I see you have 10 toes. Congratulations. Are you ticklish?"
- "Congratulations to the author!"
- "Philip : Congratulations intern."
- "I'd like to congratulate you on the quality of the candidates you short-listed for this position."
- "Congratulations, it will be a pleasure to transform your ridiculous dreams into a disturbing reality."
- "Peter : Congratulations Mamma."
- "Bruno : Hey Connors, congratulations on the gold label deal you put together."
- "Congratulations on your new position as my life coach!"
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