esteem 音标拼音: [əst'im]
n . 尊敬,尊重
vt . 尊敬,尊重,认为
尊敬,尊重尊敬,尊重,认为
esteem n 1 :
the condition of being honored (
esteemed or respected or well regarded ); "
it is held in esteem "; "
a man who has earned high regard " [
synonym : {
esteem }, {
regard }, {
respect }]
[
ant : {
disesteem }]
2 :
a feeling of delighted approval and liking [
synonym :
{
admiration }, {
esteem }]
3 :
an attitude of admiration or esteem ; "
she lost all respect for him " [
synonym : {
respect }, {
esteem }, {
regard }] [
ant :
{
disrespect }]
v 1 :
regard highly ;
think much of ; "
I respect his judgement ";
"
We prize his creativity " [
synonym : {
respect }, {
esteem },
{
value }, {
prize }, {
prise }] [
ant : {
disesteem }, {
disrespect }]
2 :
look on as or consider ; "
she looked on this affair as a joke "; "
He thinks of himself as a brilliant musician "; "
He is reputed to be intelligent " [
synonym : {
think of }, {
repute },
{
regard as }, {
look upon }, {
look on }, {
esteem }, {
take to be }]
Esteem \
Es *
teem "\,
v .
i .
To form an estimate ;
to have regard to the value ;
to consider . [
Obs .]
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We ourselves esteem not of that obedience ,
or love ,
or gift ,
which is of force . --
Milton .
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Esteem \
Es *
teem "\,
n . [
Cf .
F .
estime .
See {
Esteem },
v .
t .]
1 .
Estimation ;
opinion of merit or value ;
hence ,
valuation ;
reckoning ;
price .
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Most dear in the esteem And poor in worth ! --
Shak .
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I will deliver you ,
in ready coin ,
The full and dear '
st esteem of what you crave . --
J .
Webster .
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2 .
High estimation or value ;
great regard ;
favorable opinion ,
founded on supposed worth .
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Nor should thy prowess want praise and esteem .
--
Shak .
Syn :
See {
Estimate },
n .
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Esteem \
Es *
teem "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Esteemed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Esteeming }.] [
F .
estimer ,
L .
aestimare ,
aestumare ,
to value ,
estimate ;
perh .
akin to Skr .
ish to seek ,
strive ,
and E .
ask .
Cf . {
Aim }, {
Estimate }.]
1 .
To set a value on ;
to appreciate the worth of ;
to estimate ;
to value ;
to reckon .
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Then he forsook God ,
which made him ,
and lightly esteemed the Rock of his salvation . --
Deut .
xxxii .
15 .
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Thou shouldst (
gentle reader )
esteem his censure and authority to be of the more weighty credence . --
Bp .
Gardiner .
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Famous men , --
whose scientific attainments were esteemed hardly less than supernatural . --
Hawthorne .
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2 .
To set a high value on ;
to prize ;
to regard with reverence ,
respect ,
or friendship .
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Will he esteem thy riches ? --
Job xxxvi .
19 .
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You talk kindlier :
we esteem you for it . --
Tennyson .
Syn :
To estimate ;
appreciate ;
regard ;
prize ;
value ;
respect ;
revere .
See {
Appreciate }, {
Estimate }.
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201 Moby Thesaurus words for "
esteem ":
OK ,
accept ,
acceptance ,
accord respect to ,
account ,
account as ,
adherence ,
adjudge ,
adjudicate ,
admiration ,
admire ,
adoration ,
adore ,
allow ,
apotheosis ,
apotheosize ,
appreciate ,
appreciation ,
apprize ,
approbation ,
approval ,
approve ,
approve of ,
ascendancy ,
ascribe importance to ,
assume ,
authority ,
awe ,
be afraid ,
be judicious ,
believe ,
bless ,
blessing ,
breathless adoration ,
charisma ,
charm ,
cherish ,
clout ,
conceive ,
consequence ,
consider ,
consideration ,
control ,
count ,
countenance ,
courtesy ,
credit ,
daresay ,
dearly love ,
deem ,
defer to ,
deference ,
deification ,
deify ,
dignity ,
distinction ,
dominance ,
domination ,
duty ,
effect ,
eminence ,
enchantment ,
endorse ,
endorsement ,
entertain respect for ,
estimate ,
estimation ,
evaluate ,
exaggerated respect ,
exalt ,
exercise judgment ,
expect ,
express an opinion ,
fame ,
fancy ,
favor ,
favorable vote ,
force ,
form an opinion ,
glory ,
good feeling ,
great respect ,
greatness ,
guess ,
have a hunch ,
have an idea ,
have an impression ,
have an inkling ,
have the idea ,
hero worship ,
hero -
worship ,
high regard ,
hold ,
hold as ,
hold dear ,
hold in esteem ,
hold in reverence ,
hold with ,
homage ,
honor ,
idolatry ,
idolization ,
idolize ,
imagine ,
importance ,
incidental power ,
influence ,
influentiality ,
insinuation ,
judge ,
keep in countenance ,
leadership ,
leverage ,
like ,
liking ,
look up to ,
look upon as ,
love ,
love to distraction ,
magnetism ,
maintain ,
make much of ,
mastery ,
memorability ,
moment ,
nod ,
notability ,
noteworthiness ,
opine ,
personality ,
persuasion ,
pine ,
potency ,
power ,
predominance ,
preponderance ,
pressure ,
prestige ,
presume ,
prize ,
prominence ,
purchase ,
rank ,
rate ,
rate highly ,
reckon ,
regard ,
reign ,
remarkableness ,
renown ,
reputation ,
repute ,
respect ,
revere ,
reverence ,
reverential regard ,
rule ,
salience ,
sanction ,
say ,
seal of approval ,
set down as ,
set store by ,
stamp of approval ,
suasion ,
subtle influence ,
suggestion ,
suppose ,
supremacy ,
surmise ,
suspect ,
sway ,
take ,
take for ,
take it ,
take kindly to ,
think ,
think highly of ,
think much of ,
think of ,
think well of ,
treasure ,
trow ,
uphold ,
upper hand ,
valuation ,
value ,
venerate ,
veneration ,
view ,
view as ,
view with favor ,
voice ,
vote ,
ween ,
weight ,
whip hand ,
worship ,
worth ,
yea ,
yea vote
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