esteemed

英 [ɪˈstiːmd]

美 [ɪˈstiːmd]

adj.  受尊敬的; 受敬重的; 受仰慕的
v.  尊重; 敬重; 把…看作; 认为
esteem的过去分词和过去式

过去式：esteemed　过去分词：esteemed　

BNC.22417 / COCA.17613

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 受尊敬的;受敬重的;受仰慕的
  You useesteemedto describe someone who you greatly admire and respect.
  1. He was esteemed by his neighbours...
     邻居们很敬重他。
  2. It is indeed an honour to serve my country in such an esteemed position.
     在如此受人尊敬的岗位上为我的国家服务的确是一种荣誉。

英英释义

adj

• having an illustrious reputation
  1. our esteemed leader
  2. a prestigious author
  Synonym:honoredprestigious

双语例句

• You suppose papa is highly esteemed and respected then?'he said sarcastically.
  “那么你以为你爸爸很被人看得起，很受尊敬的吗？”他讽刺地说。
• It would be a great pleasure dealing with your esteemed company.
  这将是处理与贵公司的一大乐事。
• Her work is highly esteemed by all her colleagues.
  她的工作深受全体同事的敬重。
• I heard you had an esteemed guest.
  我听说你有位尊贵的客人。
• Premier Zhou was respected and esteemed by the Chinese people all over the country.
  周总理受到全国人民的尊敬和爱戴。（主动句）；
• He was much esteemed.
  大家很尊重他。
• Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities, because it is the quality which guarantees all others.
  勇气是人类最重要的一种特质，倘若有了勇气，人类其他的特质自然也就具备了。
• Mr. Otto may not have been a household name, but he was widely esteemed in the profession.
  奥托的名字或许并非家喻户晓，但他在行业内广受尊敬。
• I want to be esteemed by my classmates when I was in high school.
  上高中的时候，我希望得到同学们的尊重。
• The elderly teacher was much loved and esteemed.
  这位老教师很受人们的热爱和尊重。