congratulator

/kəŋɡɹˈætʃʊlˌeɪɾɚ/ noun

A person who congratulates.

Word Origin Built from Latin con- 'together' and gratus 'pleasing, thankful' — so to congratulate is literally to share in someone's pleasing news. The root gratus also gives us grace, grateful, and gratitude, all about thankfulness. A congratulator is one who joins in that joy.

noun A person who congratulates. countable

As the first congratulator to arrive at the party, he warmly shook the graduate's hand.

(名词) 祝贺者;道贺者

作为第一个到达派对的祝贺者,他热情地与毕业生握手。

(sustantivo) Una persona que felicita.

Como el primero en llegar a felicitar a la fiesta, le estrechó calurosamente la mano al graduado.

(nom) féliciteur [Personne qui adresse des félicitations à quelqu'un.]

Premier féliciteur à arriver à la fête, il a chaleureusement serré la main du diplômé.

(Substantiv) **Gratulant** *Substantiv, m* / **Gratulantin** *Substantiv, f* – Eine Person, die jemandem zu einem Erfolg, einem Ereignis oder einem besonderen Anlass Glückwünsche ausspricht.

Als erster **Gratulant** erschien er auf der Feier und schüttelte dem Absolventen herzlich die Hand.

(名詞) 祝いの言葉をかける人。

パーティーに最初のcongratulator(祝いに駆けつけた人)として現れた彼は、卒業生の手を温かく握った。

(substantivo) parabenizador; felicitador [Uma pessoa que parabeniza.]

Sendo o primeiro a parabenizar na festa, ele cumprimentou calorosamente o formando com um aperto de mão.

Word parts: con + gratulat + or

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