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单词 esteem
释义
esteem
noun[U]
formal
uk
/ɪˈstiːm/us
/ɪˈstiːm/
respectfor or a goodopinionof someone:
尊敬，敬重；好评
There has been adropinpublicesteemforteachers.公众对教师的尊重程度有所下降。
Because oftheirachievementsthey wereheldin(= given)(high)esteem.他们取得的成就使他们备受尊重。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to admire someone or something
  • admireI've always admired her for her generous spirit.
  • respectI respect her for what she has achieved, but I would have approached it very differently.
  • think highly ofEveryone thinks highly of him.
  • hold someone in high esteemHer colleagues in Washington hold her in very high esteem.
  • hold someone in high regardHe contributed much to the life of York, and was held in high regard there.
  • look up toShe was my older sister and I looked up to her.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Showing respect and admiration
  • admiration
  • admire
  • admiring
  • admiringly
  • approvingly
  • fulsomely
  • fulsomeness
  • glorify
  • hallow
  • hero worship
  • homage
  • honour
  • payyourrespectsidiom
  • respectful
  • respectfully
  • retire
  • retire a numberidiom
  • revere
  • reverence
  • reverent
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esteem
verb[Tnot continuous]
uk
/ɪˈstiːm/us
/ɪˈstiːm/
torespectsomeone or have a goodopinionof them:
尊敬，敬重；好评
Herworkishighlyesteemed by all hercolleagues.她所有的同事对她的工作都十分推崇。
[+ obj + noun/adj]old-fashionedI would esteem(=consider)it afavourif you wouldaccompanyme.你要是能陪我，我会感激不尽。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Showing respect and admiration
  • admiration
  • admire
  • admiring
  • admiringly
  • approvingly
  • fulsomely
  • fulsomeness
  • glorify
  • hallow
  • hero worship
  • homage
  • honour
  • payyourrespectsidiom
  • respectful
  • respectfully
  • retire
  • retire a numberidiom
  • revere
  • reverence
  • reverent
See more results »
(Definition ofesteemfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

esteem| American Dictionary

esteem
noun[U]
us
/ɪˈstim/
respectfor or a highopinionof someone:
Weheldthem in high/lowesteem(= Werespectedthem a lot/very little).
(Definition ofesteemfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

esteem| Business English

esteem
noun[U]
uk
/ɪˈstiːm/us
respectfor or a goodopinionof someone:
She haslongbeenheldin high esteemby thebankerswhoknowher.
esteem
verb[T]
uk
/ɪˈstiːm/us
torespectsomeone or have a goodopinionof them:
Herworkishighlyesteemedby all hercolleagues.
(Definition ofesteemfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofesteem

esteem
He denied that sanctification could be esteemed as vouchsafing ' evidence ' of justification.
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Our editorial board consists of an extraordinary group of distinguished and esteemed international authorities in palliative care and the interface of psychiatry0psychology and palliative medicine.
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High-technology hospitals appear to be highly esteemed both by the public and by professionals.
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None of its leading figures are esteemed today, unless they made contributions in other fields.
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Children who move away from their home communities are not necessarily 'lost to the system' of local support networks, whilst those close-at-hand are not necessarily esteemed or trustworthy.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Such individuals were underdogs who lived by their wits and who were esteemed in terms not of honor and social status but of an alternative moral economy.
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Women did not want merely to survive - they wanted to live properly, and esteemed those who managed to do so - making social differentiation and hierarchy acceptable and expected.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The police force in many cities and boroughs are highly esteemed.
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He was a friend of many of us and esteemed and respected by all.
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An atmosphere is created which the enemy wishes to create to the effect that economy is not practised, and that truth is not esteemed.
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Industry and commerce are to be properly esteemed, not held up as monstrous polluters of the environment or manifestations of greed at its most unacceptable.
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I am sure that this will receive due attention in a country where horses are so esteemed.
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I was merely commenting on certain of the statements which that esteemed paper had made.
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The pair of them were esteemed in the locality.
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Firstly, parties are not much esteemed in any country.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
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