admiring信息详情
v.钦佩；欣赏；赞美，羡慕；暗自仰慕某人（admire的现在分词）
adj.赞赏的，羡慕的；钦佩的
admixing───v.（技）使混合，掺和（admix的现在分词）
admiringly───adv.钦佩地；羡慕地
coadmiring───编码
unadmiring───不管理
admitting───v.承认（admit的ing形式）
airing───n.通风；晾干；（开车）兜风；v.风干；烘热（air的ing形式）
aspiring───adj.有抱负的；追求…的；高耸的；v.立志（aspire的ing形式）
attiring───n.服装；盛装；vt.打扮；使穿衣
bemiring───vt.弄得浑身泥巴；使陷入泥中
She would form these very neatly out of pieces of twig, and would then decorate them with a flower or two and walk around them, admiring them.───她会用小树枝把这些整整齐齐地拼起来，然后用一朵或两朵花装饰一下它们，接着绕着它们转圈，欣赏它们。
His five tall brothers gave him good-by with admiring but slightly patronizing smiles, for Gerald was the baby and the little one of a brawny family.───他的五个高个子兄弟向他道了个再见，带着羡慕而略带关注的微笑，因为杰拉尔德在强壮的一家人中是最小和最矮的一个。
She was used to receiving admiring glances from men.───她习惯了男人投来的赞赏目光。
The General attented her himself to the street door, saying everything gallant AS they went downstairs, admiring the elASticity of her walk.───将军亲自把她送到街门口，下楼时说了许多恭维话，夸赞她步履轻盈。
Idiots are those who do nothing but admiring, not knowing how much the admired have done.───蠢蛋只懂羡慕旁人，从不去想旁人为此如何努力。
said the Emperor, who was changing for lunch and admiring himself in the mirror.───皇帝说，他[她]正在为午餐变更和在镜子中赞赏的他自己。
Narcissism is, in a sense, the converse of an habitual sense of sin; it consists in the habit of admiring oneself and wishing to be admired.───“自恋”在某种程度上是习惯性罪孽感的反面，由赏识自己并希望被赏识的习惯而构成。
I stared at him along with the other women, but while they were imagining ungodly acts, I was admiring his goddess tattoos.───我和其他的女人目不转睛的盯着他，但是在其他人幻想那些龌蹉的事的时候，我是在羡慕他的女神纹身。
You see, Americans (me included) tend to be quite admiring, and Shanghai's success in the PISA tests would seem to ratify that.───因为包括我在内的许多美国人都十分羡慕而且认可上海在PISA（国际学生评估项目）上的成绩。
I prowled around the lake admiring the beautiful scenery.