transitive. To go along with or accompany (a person) as an admirer, disciple, etc.

transitive. To hold in honour, respect highly; to treat or regard with honour or respect; to feel or show respect or admiration for.

transitive. To fear or be in awe of. Chiefly with allusion to biblical use (see quot. 1526). Obsolete.

to take off one's hat: to raise or remove one's hat as a greeting or sign of respect. Later also figurative: to show admiration, respect, or…

transitive. With adverb or adverbial phrase: to value or esteem (highly, poorly, etc.). Obsolete.

intransitive. To respect, look up to. rare.

To regard, take note of, care for; to respect.

transitive. To honour.

intransitive. To submit in opinion or judgement to; to pay deference to.

To hold in or treat with consideration or regard; to think much or highly of; to esteem, respect.

to look up to (occasionally †at). To have a great deal of respect for, to admire, venerate.

colloquial (originally Australian and New Zealand). to have no (a lot of,etc.) time for, to have no (considerable, etc.) respect or admiration for.