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Re·spect /rɪˈspekt/
respect /rɪˈspekt/ noun
respect verb [transitive]

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respect
[noun]
Synonyms:
- regard, admiration, consideration, deference, esteem, estimation, honour, recognition
- point, aspect, characteristic, detail, feature, matter, particular, sense, way
- relation, bearing, connection, reference, regard
[verb]
Synonyms:
- think highly of, admire, defer to, esteem, have a good or high opinion of, honour, look up to, value
- show consideration for, abide by, adhere to, comply with, follow, heed, honour, obey, observe
Antonyms: scorn, abuse, misuse
Related Words: awe, fear, reverence, adoration, veneration, worship, revere, venerate
English Thesaurus: admire, respect, revere, look up to somebody, think highly of somebody, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

Re·spect /rɪˈspekt/
a left-wing political party in England and Wales which was started in January 2004. Its name is made up of the first letters of the words Respect, Equality, Socialism, Peace, Environmentalism, and Trade Unionism. Its supporters include the FILM DIRECTOR Ken Loach and the playwright Harold Pinter. One of the party’s most important members is George Galloway. The party’s full name is Respect – The Unity Coalition.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

I. respect1 S1 W1 /rɪˈspekt/ noun
[Word Family: noun: respectdisrespect, respectability, respecter, respectfulness; adjective: respectable, respected, respectfuldisrespectful, respective; adverb: respectably, respectfullydisrespectfully, respectively; verb: respectdisrespect]
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Latin; Origin: respectus 'act of looking back', from respicere 'to look back, consider', from specere 'to look']

1. ADMIRATION [uncountable] a feeling of admiring someone or what they do, especially because of their personal qualities, knowledge, or skills ⇒ admiration
respect for
I have the greatest respect for Jane’s work.

2. CONSIDERATION [uncountable] the belief that something or someone is important and should not be harmed, treated rudely etc Antonym : disrespect
respect for
Out of respect for the wishes of her family, the affair was not reported in the media.
The boys showed a complete lack of respect for authority.
with respect
Your mother should be treated with respect.

3. with (the greatest) respect/with (all) due respect spoken formal say this before disagreeing with someone when you want to be polite:
With respect, I think you’re wrong.

4. FOR DANGER [singular, uncountable] a careful attitude towards something or someone that could be dangerous
respect for
My fear turned into a respect for the sea.
People should have a healthy respect for alcohol (=a sensible careful attitude towards it).

5. in one respect/in some respects etc used to say that something is true in one way, in some ways etc:
In many respects the new version is not as good as the old one.
Mum is very stubborn, and Kim takes after her in that respect.

6. GREETINGS respects [plural] formal polite greetings
give/send your respects (to somebody)
Give my respects to your wife.
pay your respects (to somebody) British English (=make a polite visit)
I’ve come to pay my respects to Mrs O'Hara.

7. pay your last respects (to somebody) to go to someone’s funeral

8. in respect of something formal concerning or in relation to something:
This is especially true in respect of the UK.

9. with respect to something formal
a) concerning or in relation to something:
the freedom of a property owner to make a contract with respect to his property
b) used to introduce a new subject, or to return to one that has already been mentioned:
With respect to your request, I am not yet able to agree.
self-respect

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

II. respect2 verb [transitive]
[Word Family: noun: respectdisrespect, respectability, respecter, respectfulness; adjective: respectable, respected, respectfuldisrespectful, respective; adverb: respectably, respectfullydisrespectfully, respectively; verb: respectdisrespect]

1. [not in progressive] to admire someone because they have high standards and good qualities such as fairness and honesty ⇒ admire
respect somebody for (doing) something
She respected him for his honesty.
I respect his views, although I do not agree with them.

2. to be careful not to do anything against someone’s wishes, rights etc:
She said she wanted to leave, and her father respected her wishes.
I would like you to respect my privacy.
the need to respect human rights

3. to not break a rule or law:
The President is expected to respect the constitution.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

respect
noun
I. admiration
ADJ. considerable, deep, great | grudging | mutual a relationship based on mutual respect
VERB + RESPECT feel, have, hold sb in She held him in considerable respect.
command, earn (sb), gain (sb), get, inspire, win (sb) a society in which age commands great respect
lose
PREP. ~ for He felt a grudging respect for her talents as an organizer.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

respect
II. polite behaviour/consideration/care
ADJ. great, utmost | due, proper the respect due to his great age
VERB + RESPECT accord sb/sth, pay (sb/sth), show (sb/sth), treat sb/sth with the respect accorded to her memory He treats his grandparents with great respect.
PREP. out of ~ We observed a minute's silence out of respect for the disaster victims.
with ~ With all due respect, I think you've misunderstood what he said. The chainsaw is a dangerous tool?it should be used with respect.
PHRASES a lack of respect to show a lack of respect for authority
a mark/sign/token of respect

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

respect
III. detail/point
ADJ. certain | different | crucial, important, significant | material
VERB + RESPECT differ in There was one respect, however, in which they differed.
be alike in, be identical in, be similar in, resemble sth in
PREP. in … ~ (s) The report is accurate in all material respects.
in ~ of (= concerning) A writ was served on the firm in respect of their unpaid bill.
with ~ to (= concerning) The two groups were similar with respect to income and status.
PHRASES in all/many/some respects In many respects she is like her mother.
in every/this respect The marriage was a disaster in every respect.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

respect
verb
I. admire sb/sth
ADV. deeply, greatly, really, very much
PREP. as She is widely respected as a politician.
for She was much respected for her knowledge of herbs.
PHRASES be highly/much/well respected a highly respected doctor
be internationally/universally/widely respected WWF is internationally respected for its conservation work.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

respect
II. pay attention to sth
VERB + RESPECT promise to, undertake to The government has promised to respect human rights.
fail to Her daughters failed to respect her last wishes.
PHRASES a duty to respect sth, failure to respect sth

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

respect

have respect for somebody
I have a lot of respect for my boss.
win/earn/gain respect (=start to be respected)
Morris eventually won the respect of his fellow workers.
command respect (=be respected)
Lady Thatcher commanded huge respect from everyone she worked with.
deserve respect
Nurses deserve our respect and admiration.
lose respect for somebody (=no longer respect them)
She had lost all respect for him.
lose sb’s respect (=no longer be respected by them)
Once a child knows you have lied, you will lose their respect.
great respect
Rex and Joe had great respect for his judgement.
the utmost respect
I have the utmost respect for the prime minister.
mutual respect (=when two people respect each other)
Their relationship is based on mutual respect.
grudging respect (=when you respect someone or something unwillingly)
Initially his idea was seen as far-fetched, but gradually it has received grudging respect and support.
show respect
We were taught to show respect for older people.
treat somebody/something with respect
Everyone has a right to be treated with respect.
have respect for somebody/something
These kids have no respect for authority.
get respect (=be treated with respect)
You get more respect if you dress smartly.
proper/due respect (=suitable)
‘I want proper respect,’ said Mother.
deep respect
The islanders have a deep respect for the ocean.
a lack of respect
They blame youth crime on unemployment and lack of respect for the law.
as a mark of respect (=as a sign of respect, especially for someone who has just died)
Flags were flown at half mast as a mark of respect for the dead seamen.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

respect
verb
BAD: They should respect to each other's opinions.
GOOD: They should respect each other's opinions.

Usage Note:
respect sb/sth (WITHOUT to ): 'He's not the most popular teacher, but all the students respect him.' 'She always told us exactly what she thought, and we respected her for that.'

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Common Errors

admire to like someone because they have achieved something special, or they have skills or qualities that you would like to have:
I admire your courage.
She admired him for the way he dealt with the situation.
respect to have a good opinion of someone, even if you do not agree with them, for example because they have achieved a lot or have high standards:
She is respected by all her colleagues at the university.
She’s an actor who is not prepared to compromise, and her audience loves and respects her for that.
revere /rɪˈvɪə $ -ˈvɪr/ formal to greatly admire someone because of their achievements and personal qualities, especially someone famous:
Mandela is revered as one of the great leaders of our time.
look up to somebody to admire someone who is older or who has more experience than you:
All the young comedians look up to him.
think highly of somebody to think that someone is good at what they do:
His teachers seem to think very highly of him.
idolize to admire someone so much that you think they are perfect – used especially about famous people or people in your family:
He idolized his brother.
Jane grew up idolizing Princess Diana.
hero-worship to admire someone a lot and want to be like them – often used when this seems unreasonable or extreme:
She hero-worshipped John to such an extent that she was blind to his faults.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

obey to do what someone in authority tells you to do, or what a law or rule says you must do:
You must obey a senior officer at all times.
If everyone obeys the rules of the road, safety is much improved.
do what somebody says especially spoken to do what someone has advised or ordered you to do. In informal and everyday situations, people usually say do what somebody says rather than obey:
I did what you said but the car still hasn’t started.
My husband never does what I say.
do what you are told/do as you are told to do what your parent or teacher says you must do – used especially about children:
At school, we expect the pupils to do what they are told.
Do as you’re told and sit down.
follow sb’s orders/instructions/advice to do what someone says you should do, or advises you to do:
You must follow your doctor’s orders.
I followed the manufacturer’s instructions.
I hope she’ll follow my advice.
abide by something formal to accept and obey a rule, law, agreement etc:
Players have to abide by the rules of the game.
respect formal to obey the law or customs of a place, even when you do not agree with them, because this is a necessary part of living in a society:
Smokers should respect the law, and only smoke in the privacy of their own homes.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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