respect (B1)
カタカナ: リスペクト
IPA: /rɪˈspɛkt/
Definition
A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements; due regard for the feelings, wishes, or rights of others.
意味: 相手の能力、資質、業績に対して抱く深い感嘆の念。また、他者の感情、希望、権利を大切に扱うこと。
Examples / 例文
The students showed great respect for their teacher. — 生徒たちは先生に対して大きな敬意を払った。
He has earned the respect of his peers through his hard work. — 彼は懸命な努力を通じて仲間からの尊敬を勝ち取った。
We must have respect for the law. — 私たちは法を尊重しなければならない。
Respect の日本語訳
Japanese translations of Respect:
How to Use Respect
- respect for (prepositional phrase)
- Having a feeling of deep admiration or due regard for someone or something. — "She has a deep respect for nature."
- respect someone/something (verb)
- To admire someone or something; to treat someone or something with politeness and consideration. — "We must respect the opinions of others."
- respect someone's privacy (collocation)
- To avoid intruding on someone's personal life or space. — "It's important to respect your roommate's privacy."
- respect someone's wishes (collocation)
- To consider and try to follow what someone wants. — "The doctor agreed to respect the patient's wishes."
- with respect to (prepositional phrase)
- Concerning; in relation to. — "There are several issues with respect to the new policy."
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