esteemed
意味: Held in high regard and great respect, particularly by peers and colleagues.
Esteemed conveys deep, sustained respect based on character and achievement. 'My esteemed colleague,' 'our esteemed guest,' and 'a highly esteemed institution' are standard collocations. The word is particularly common in formal introductions, official correspondence, and academic contexts. It carries a more personal warmth than 'eminent' — one esteems a person one knows and admires, whereas eminence can be acknowledged from a distance.
例文
- Our esteemed colleague Professor Hargreaves will deliver the keynote address this evening. 我们尊敬的同事哈格里夫斯教授将于今晚发表主旨演讲。Nuestro estimado colega, el profesor Hargreaves, pronunciará la conferencia inaugural esta noche.本日の基調講演は、ご高名なハーグリーヴス教授にお願いしております。금번 기조 강연은 존경하는 동료이신 하그리브스 교수님께서 해주실 것입니다.
- The journal is one of the most esteemed publications in the field of immunology. 该期刊是免疫学领域最受推崇的刊物之一。La revista es una de las publicaciones más estimadas en el campo de la inmunología.この学術誌は免疫学分野で最も尊敬されている出版物の一つである。이 학술지는 면역학 분야에서 가장 권위 있는 출판물 중 하나이다.
- She was esteemed by students and staff alike for her fairness and intellectual rigour. 她因公正和严谨的学术态度而受到师生的一致尊敬。Era estimada por igual entre estudiantes y personal por su imparcialidad y rigor intelectual.彼女は公平さと知的厳密さにより、学生と教職員の双方から等しく敬われていた。그녀는 공정함과 지적 엄밀함으로 학생과 교직원 모두에게 동등하게 존경받았다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional, literary
トーン: positive
起源と歴史
From Old French estimer (to value, appraise), from Latin aestimare (to estimate, value, appraise). The shift from monetary valuation to moral respect occurred gradually during the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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