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尊重, 钦佩
to admire someone because of their achievements, qualities, etc.
及物动词
- I respect my grandfather for his wisdom and life experiences.
我尊重我的祖父，因为他的智慧和人生经历。
- Students are expected to respect their teachers by listening attentively and following classroom rules.
学生们应该通过认真听讲和遵守课堂规则来尊重他们的老师。
- She respects her mentor and admires his dedication and integrity.
她尊重她的导师，并钦佩他的奉献精神和正直。
- The students respect their teacher for her passion and commitment to education.
学生们因为老师对教育的热情和承诺而尊重她。
- He respects his coach for his leadership and guidance on and off the field.
他尊重他的教练在场上和场下的领导与指导。
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尊重
to treat someone's views, rights, wishes, etc. with consideration and esteem
及物动词
- In a healthy relationship, partners respect each other's opinions, decisions, and boundaries.
在健康的关系中，伴侣尊重彼此的意见、决定和界限。
- Colleagues in a workplace should respect each other's contributions and collaborate with a sense of professionalism.
工作场所的同事应该尊重彼此的贡献，并以专业精神合作。
- Cultural diversity requires people to respect and appreciate the customs, traditions, and beliefs of others.
文化多样性要求人们尊重并欣赏他人的习俗、传统和信仰。
- As parents, we must respect our children's autonomy and allow them to express themselves freely.
作为父母，我们必须尊重孩子的自主权，允许他们自由表达自己。
- Employees should respect their coworkers' boundaries and avoid intruding on their personal space.
员工应尊重同事的界限，避免侵犯他们的个人空间。
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