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re·spect [rɪʼspekt] nto have great \respect for sth große Achtung vor etw dat haben;I have great \respect for his ideas ich schätze seine Ideen sehr;to have great \respect for sb, to hold sb in great \respect große Achtung vor jdm haben;to command \respect eine Respektsperson sein, sich dat Respekt verschaffen;to have no \respect for sth etw nicht respektieren;to show a lack of \respect for sth einen Mangel an Respekt gegenüber etw dat zeigen;out of \respect for sb's feelings aus Rücksicht auf jds Gefühleplease convey my \respects to your parents bitte grüße deine Eltern von mir;to pay one's \respects [to sb] jdm einen Besuch abstatten;to pay one's last \respects to sb jdm die letzte Ehre erweisenPHRASES:in all/many/some \respects in allen/vielen/einigen Punkten;in every \respect in jeglicher Hinsicht;I am writing with \respect to your letter of 15 June ich schreibe Ihnen Bezug nehmend auf Ihren Brief vom 15. Juni;in most \respects in den meisten Punkten, in vielerlei Hinsicht;in this \respect in dieser Hinsicht;with great [or the greatest [of]] [or the utmost] \respect [to sb] mit größtem Respekt [jdm gegenüber];with all due \respect bei allem nötigen Respekt vt1) ( esteem)to \respect sb/ sth jdn/etw respektieren, Hochachtung vor jdm/etw haben;to \respect sb's decision/ opinions jds Entscheidung/Ansichten respektieren;to \respect oneself Selbstachtung haben -
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A n1 ( admiration) respect m, estime f ; I have the greatest ou highest respect for him/for his works j'ai infiniment de respect pour lui/pour son œuvre ; to win ou earn the respect of sb gagner l'estime de qn ; to command respect imposer le respect ; as a mark ou token of his respect en témoignage de son respect ;2 (politeness, consideration) respect m ; out of respect par respect (for pour) ; to have no respect for sb/sth n'avoir aucun respect pour qn/qch ; you've got no respect! tu ne respectes rien! ; with (all due ou the utmost) respect sauf votre respect, sauf le respect que je vous dois ; to treat sb with respect lit traiter qn avec respect or des égards ; to treat sth with respect fig manipuler qch avec précaution [machine, appliance] ; in respect of ( as regards) pour ce qui est de ; ( for) pour ; with respect to par rapport à ;3 (recognition, regard) (for human rights, privacy, the law) respect m (for de) ;4 (aspect, detail) in this respect à cet égard ; in some/all respects à certains/tous égards ; in many/in several/in other respects à bien des/à plusieurs/à d'autres égards ; in few respects à peu d'égards ; in what respect? à quel égard?B respects npl respects mpl ; to offer ou pay one's respects to sb présenter ses respects à qn ; to pay one's last respects to sb rendre un dernier hommage à qn. -
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adj with all due respect to, without disparagement to; with ( fxwith all his good qualities he is hardly the man for the post). -
124 ærbødighet
* * *subst. respect, deference subst. [ meget stor] reverence, veneration subst. (overdreven) subservience (vise ærbødighet) show respect, show deference to, be deferential to (behandle med ærbødighet) treat with deference (med all ærbødighet) with all due deference to you (NB with respect, Mr Chairman, I don't think these figures are quite correct) (vise mangel på ærbødighet) be disrespectful, show disrespect -
125 уважение
с.respect, esteemпо́льзоваться (глубо́ким) уваже́нием — be held in (high) respect
по́льзоваться о́бщим уваже́нием — enjoy universal esteem; win the respect of all
пита́ть уваже́ние к кому́-л — respect / esteem smb
пита́ть глубо́кое уваже́ние к кому́-л — have a profound respect for smb
внуша́ть уваже́ние — command respect
из уваже́ния (к) — out of respect / regard (for), in deference (to)
при всём уваже́нии (к) — with all due respect (for)
относи́ться с уваже́нием (к) — treat (d) with respect, be respectful (to)
относи́ться без уваже́ния (к) — have no respect (for); be disrespectful (to)
досто́йный уваже́ния — worthy of respect
он досто́ин уваже́ния — he is worthy of respect, he deserves respect
с уваже́нием (в письме) — (with) best regards; respectfully yours
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I [rɪ'spekt] nуважение, признание, почёт, почтение, почтительное отношениеShe did it out of respect for her parents. — Она сделала это из уважения к родителям.
With all due respect, I disagree. — При всем должном уважении, я не согласен
- deep respect- great respect
- due respect
- mutual respect
- respect for the law
- with respect
- out of respect to smb
- feel respect for smb
- be held in respect
- hold in respect
- command respect- win smb's respect- lose smb's respect
- pay respect to smb II [rɪ'spekt] vуважать, почитать, чтитьJim's father was respected for his fairness. — Отца Джима уважали за честность
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respect [rɪˊspekt]1. n1) уваже́ние;to hold in respect, to pay respect to уважа́ть [ср. тж. 2)]
;to be held in respect по́льзоваться уваже́нием
;to have respect for one's promise держа́ть сло́во
;with (all due) respect при всём моём уваже́нии
2) отноше́ние, каса́тельство; внима́ние;а) каса́ться;б) принима́ть во внима́ние;to pay respect to учи́тывать, принима́ть во внима́ние [ср. тж. 1)]
;without respect to безотноси́тельно, не принима́я во внима́ние
;in respect of ( или to), with respect to что каса́ется
;in all respects во всех отноше́ниях
;in respect that учи́тывая, принима́я во внима́ние
3) pl почте́ние;my best respects to him переда́йте ему́ мой приве́т
;to pay one's respects засвиде́тельствовать своё почте́ние
◊respect of persons лицеприя́тие
;without respect of persons невзира́я на ли́ца
;to pay one's last respects отда́ть после́дний долг уме́ршему
2. v1) уважа́ть; почита́ть2) соблюда́ть, не наруша́ть;to respect the law уважа́ть зако́н
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1) (willingness to consider the wishes etc of others: He always treats his mother with deference.) hensyn, respekt, ærbødighet2) (the act of deferring.) underkastelse, hensyntagensubst. \/ˈdef(ə)r(ə)ns\/1) hensyn, hensynsfullhet2) aktelse, respekt, ærbødighetin\/out of deference to av hensyn tilshow\/pay deference to vise aktelse for, vise ærbødighet forwith all due deference to... med all respekt\/aktelse for...
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