to revere
第三人称
reveres
现在进行时
revering
过去式
revered
过去完成时
revered
1
崇敬, 尊敬
to feel deep respect or admiration for someone or something
及物动词
- The community members revere the wise elder for their wealth of knowledge and experience.
社区成员因智者丰富的知识和经验而尊敬他们。
- Many students revere their favorite teachers for the guidance and inspiration they provide.
许多学生因为最喜欢的老师提供的指导和灵感而尊敬他们。
- In certain cultures, people revere historical landmarks as symbols of heritage and tradition.
在某些文化中，人们崇敬历史地标作为遗产和传统的象征。
- Throughout history, philosophers have been revered for their profound insights into human existence.
纵观历史，哲学家们因对人类存在的深刻见解而受到尊敬。
- The community chose to revere the environmental activist for her tireless efforts to promote sustainability.
社区选择尊敬这位环保活动家，因为她为促进可持续发展做出了不懈的努力。
2
尊敬, 崇敬
to honor or hold in deep respect, typically in a manner that falls short of worship
及物动词
- Followers of the religion revere the prophet as a divine messenger, honoring his teachings and example in their daily lives.
该宗教的信徒尊崇先知为神圣的信使，在日常生活中尊崇他的教导和榜样。
- The nation reveres its founding fathers for their courage and vision in establishing the principles of freedom and democracy.
这个国家崇敬其开国元勋，因为他们以勇气和远见确立了自由和民主的原则。
- In many cultures, individuals revere their ancestors, honoring their memory through rituals and traditions.
在许多文化中，个人尊敬他们的祖先，通过仪式和传统来纪念他们。
- The devotees revere the deity as a divine being, offering prayers and sacrifices in reverence of its power and benevolence.
信徒们尊崇神灵为神圣的存在，献上祈祷和祭品以表达对其力量和仁慈的敬意。
- Throughout history, societies have revered their monarchs as divine rulers, attributing special significance to their reign and legacy.
纵观历史，社会将他们的君主尊崇为神圣的统治者，赋予他们的统治和遗产特殊的意义。