esteem

• 名词，指对某人或某物的尊重、钦佩或高度评价。

A noun referring to a feeling of respect, admiration, or high regard for someone or something.

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1. B2formal

   A feeling of respect and admiration for someone or something.

   尊重与钦佩

   • She is held in high esteem by her colleagues.
   • The professor earned the esteem of his students through his dedication.
   • Public esteem for the organization has grown over the years.

   同义词admirationappreciationapprobationregardrespectreverenceveneration

   反义词contemptdisdaindisregarddisrespectscorn

2. Self-worthB2formal

   A positive regard for oneself; self-esteem.

   自尊

   • Building self-esteem is important for mental health.
   • His constant criticism damaged her self-esteem.
   • Children need encouragement to develop healthy self-esteem.

   同义词dignityprideself-regardself-respectself-worth

• 动词，表示尊重、敬重或高度评价某人或某事物。

A verb used to express the act of regarding someone or something with respect, admiration, or high regard.

1. Respect and admireB2formal

   To have a high opinion of someone or something; to respect and value greatly.

   尊重与敬重

   • She is highly esteemed by her colleagues for her dedication.
   • The community esteems him as a wise leader.
   • I esteem your opinion on this matter.

   同义词admireappreciatehonorprizeregardrespectreverevaluevenerate

   反义词despisedisdaindisrespectscorn

2. C1formal

   To consider or regard someone or something in a particular way.

   认为或看待

   • He esteems it a privilege to work with such talented people.
   • They esteem the project as a great success.
   • She esteems honesty above all other virtues.

   同义词accountconsiderdeemholdjudgerateregardview