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小词详解 | esteem
esteem 英 [ɪˈstiːm] 美 [ɪˈstiːm]
Despite the clout of a few individuals such as John Maynard Keynes, economists as a class were once held in almost universally low esteem by serious policymakers, who saw them as trumped-up statisticians with strange views about human behaviour.
尽管有凯恩斯等少数有影响力的人士,但经济学家作为一个群体一度几乎在哪儿都不受严肃的政策制定者敬重。在后者看来,经济学家就是一群对人类行为有着奇怪看法的三脚猫统计学家。
——《经济学人》Then when those are satisfied we can move up to self-esteem.
当它们得到满足后,我们开始追求自尊。
——《纽约时报》
[名词] 尊重和钦佩
她所有的同侪对她的实证研究工作都十分尊崇。
Her empirical work is highly esteemed by all her peers.小小礼物,聊表敬意,请笑纳。
Please accept this small gift as a token of our esteem.
她被认为是最完美的小说家。凡是俗气的东西,她都打心眼儿里讨厌。
She was esteemed the perfect novelist. She had a visceral dislike of all things tawdry.评论家暗地里抨击她大肆挥霍、恣意张扬的作风。但她认为自己懂得什么是生活。
Critics attacked her lavish spending and flamboyant style in a covert way. But she esteemed that she knew what life was.
He had done all this for a girl whom he could neither regard nor esteem. Her heart did whisper, that he had done it for her.
他这般仁至义尽,只不过是为了一个他既无好感又不器重的姑娘。她心里轻轻地说,他这样做,都是为了她。
honour: regard with great respect venerate: regard with great respect; revere revere: feel deep respect or admiration for (something)