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respect [ʀεspε]masculine noun• manquer de respect à or envers qn to be disrespectful towards sb• agir dans le respect des règles/des droits de l'homme to act in accordance with the rules/with human rights• malgré or sauf le respect que je vous dois with all due respectb. ( = formule de politesse) présenter ses respects à qn to pay one's respects to sb* * *ʀɛspɛ
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nom masculin gén respect (de, pour for)avoir peu/beaucoup de respect pour — to have little/a lot of respect for
malgré tout le respect qu'on lui doit — with all due respect to him/her
manquer de respect à quelqu'un — to be disrespectful to ou toward(s) somebody
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respects nom masculin pluriel respects••* * *ʀɛspɛ nm* * *A nm gén respect (de, pour for); avoir du respect pour to respect, to have respect for [personne, mémoire, opinion, croyance]; avoir peu/beaucoup de respect pour to have little/a lot of respect for; devoir le respect à qn to owe sb (some) respect; avec tout le respect qui leur est dû with all the respect due to them; malgré tout le respect qu'on lui doit with all due respect to him/her; témoigner du respect à qn to show respect to ou toward(s) sb; manquer de respect à qn to be disrespectful to ou toward(s) sb; le respect de soi self-respect; le respect mutuel mutual respect.B respects nmpl respects; présenter ses respects à qn to pay one's respects to sb; je suis allé présenter mes respects à I went to pay my respects to; transmettez or présentez mes respects à votre épouse give my regards to your wife.sauf votre respect with all due respect; tenir qn en respect to keep sb at bay.[rɛspɛ] nom masculin[estime] respectavec respect with respect, respectfullyavec (tout) ou sauf le respect que je vous dois with all due respecttenir quelqu'un en respect to keep somebody at bay ou at a (respectful) distance————————respects nom masculin pluriel
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