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🔑respectre·spect1 /rɪˈspɛkt / noun - [uncountable] respect (for sb / sth) the feeling that you have when you admire or have a high opinion of someone or something尊敬；敬意；敬佩◆I don't have much respect for politicians.我对政治人物没有多大敬意。◆to win / lose someone's respect赢得／失去某人的尊敬 OPP disrespect ➡ look at self-respect
- [uncountable] respect (for sb / sth) polite behavior or care toward someone or something that you think is important尊重；重视◆We should all treat older people with more respect.我们都应该对老人多加尊重。 OPP disrespect
- [countable] a detail or point细节；方面◆ In what respects do you think things have changed in the last ten years?你认为在过去十年里哪些方面发生了变化？◆Her performance was outstanding in every respect.她的表演在各方面都很出色。
 ●pay your respects (to sb) (formal) to visit someone, especially someone who is dead or very sick, as a sign of respect拜访（某人）以示敬意；告别（死者）；看望（重病的人）●with respect●with all due respect (formal) used when you are going to disagree, usually strongly, with someone（用于表示强烈不同意）◆With all due respect, the figures simply do not support you on this.恕我直言，这些数字根本不能支持你在这一问题上的观点。●with respect to sth (formal) about or concerning关于；至于；就…而言◆I am writing with respect to your recent letter.我正在就你最近的来信写回信。 SYN regarding
🔑respectre·spect2 /rɪˈspɛkt / verb [transitive] - respect sb / sth (for sth) to admire or have a high opinion of someone or something尊敬；敬重；敬佩◆I respect him for his honesty.我敬重他为人诚实。
- to show care for or pay attention to someone or something尊重；重视◆We should respect other people's cultures and values.我们应该尊重其他民族的文化和价值观。◆to respect someone's wishes (= do what they want) 尊重某人的意愿
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