敬意

• 拼音: jìng yì
• 汉字拆解: 敬 = reverence; 意 = 音 (sound/word) + 心 (heart) — what the heart means or intends

含义

Respect; esteem; a feeling of reverence toward someone.

A formal noun meaning the feeling or expression of deep respect. Often used in formal toasts, tributes, speeches, and written commendations. Phrases like 致以敬意 (to express respect/esteem) and 表达敬意 are standard in ceremony and correspondence. More ceremonious than 尊重 (respect as a noun).

例句

1. 我向所有奋战在一线的医护人员致以最崇高的敬意。
2. 这部纪录片以独特的方式向那个时代的无名英雄表达了深深的敬意。
3. 他特地从海外飞回来参加恩师的葬礼，以此表达对恩师的敬意。

用法指南

语境: ceremony, tribute, correspondence, speech

语气: solemn and respectful

正确说法

• 请允许我代表全体成员向您致以最诚挚的敬意。(Please allow me to express the most sincere respect to you on behalf of all members.)
• 这项奖项是我们对创始人最好的敬意。(This award is our finest tribute of respect to the founder.)

错误说法

• 我对这顿饭充满敬意。(敬意 applies to persons or their contributions — not to food or objects)

起源与历史

敬 (to respect) + 意 (feeling, intention, meaning). Together: the feeling of respect. A formal classical compound widely used in ceremonial and literary Chinese.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal