单词 | respect |
释义 | respect [rɪ'spekt] noun ADMIRATION 钦佩 IMPROVER uncountable ■admiration felt or shown for someone or something that you believe has good ideas or qualities 敬重;尊重;注重;重视 •I have •She is a formidable figure who commands •New teachers have to earn/gain ⇒ See also self-respect[rɪ'spekt] noun HONOUR 敬意 IMPROVER uncountable ■politeness, honour and care shown towards someone or something that is considered important 尊敬;敬意;敬重 •You really should treat your parents with more respect.你待你父母真应该多几分尊重。 •She has ADVANCED uncountable ■when you accept that something which is established or formally agreed is right or important and do not attempt to change it or harm it 考虑;顾及;重视 •In their senseless killing of innocent people, the terrorists have shown •She grumbled that young people today have/show ADVANCED uncountable ■when you accept that different customs or cultures are different from your own and behave towards them in a way which would not cause offence (对不同风俗和文化的)尊重,开明 •She teaches the students to have sb's respects formal ■polite formal greetings (某人的)敬意,问候 •Please convey/give [rɪ'spekt] noun FEATURE 特点 ADVANCED countable ■a particular feature or detail 方面;细节 •This proposal differs from the last one in •In most [rɪ'spekt] noun in respect of sth (also with respect to sth) formal ■in connection with something 关于;至于;就…而言 •I am writing with respect to your letter of 15 June.兹覆阁下6月15日来函。 [rɪ'spekt] noun pay your respects formal ■to visit someone in order to welcome them or talk to them 拜访 •We went to pay our respects to (also pay your last respects) ■to honour someone after their death, usually by going to their funeral (通常指参加葬礼)(向死者)表示敬意,告别 •Friends and relatives came to pay their last respects to [rɪ'spekt] noun with (all due) respect (also with (the greatest) respect) ■used to express polite disagreement in a formal situation (用于正式场合礼貌地表示异议)恕我直言 •With all due respect, Minister, I cannot agree with your last statement.恕我直言,部长先生,我不能同意您最后的那部分阐述。 [rɪ'spekt] verb transitive ADMIRE 尊重 IMPROVER ■to feel or show admiration for someone or something that you believe has good ideas or qualities 敬重;尊重;注重;重视 •I deeply respect David for respect yourself ■to have pride in your own qualities or achievements 自尊;自重 [rɪ'spekt] verb transitive HONOUR 敬意 IMPROVER ■to treat something or someone with kindness and care 尊重;善待;精心对待 •to respect someone's feelings尊重别人的感情 •We should respect the environment and not pollute it.我们应当善待环境,不去污染它。 ADVANCED ■to accept the importance of someone's rights or customs and to do nothing that would harm them or cause them offence (对别人的权利或风俗)尊重,重视,礼待 •The agreement will respect the rights of both nations.这项协定将会尊重两国各自的权利。 •I would appreciate it if you would respect my privacy ■to accept that something which is established or formally agreed is right or important and not to attempt to change it or harm it 信守;维持;不损害•The president pledged to respect the existing frontiers between the two countries.总统承诺维持两国间疆界现状。 ■to think that it is important to obey a law or rule 遵守;遵奉;不违背•I was always taught to respect the law.我一直被教导要遵纪守法。 respect sb's wishes ■to do what someone has asked to have done 尊重(某人)的意愿;按(某人)的要求去做 •His children respected his last |
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