reverence

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishreverencerev‧e‧rence /ˈrevərəns/ noun [uncountable] formalADMIRE great respect and admiration for someone or somethingreverence for reverence for traditionExamples from the Corpusreverence• I stood there, gazing down, and feeling a reverence for these spectacles of the natural world.• She held herself raised by her great prosperity above all that ordinary mortals fear and reverence.• There was no privacy for the dead: the most one could hope for was a certain reverence.• I feel a kind of reverence in late summer when I visit that abandoned butterfly garden.• Possibly that reverence for horned mountains extends back to the Neolithic period.• The theme of the sermon was reverence and obedience.• Although conducted with reverence and not rushed, it was still completed very quickly.• For here lay no more than a piece of meat, oblivious, inanimate, an object to be examined without reverence.reverence for• Human conduct must be guided by compassion and reverence for all forms of life.

单词	reverence
释义	reverence From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishreverencerev‧e‧rence /ˈrevərəns/ noun [uncountable] formalADMIRE great respect and admiration for someone or somethingreverence for reverence for traditionExamples from the Corpusreverence• I stood there, gazing down, and feeling a reverence for these spectacles of the natural world.• She held herself raised by her great prosperity above all that ordinary mortals fear and reverence.• There was no privacy for the dead: the most one could hope for was a certain reverence.• I feel a kind of reverence in late summer when I visit that abandoned butterfly garden.• Possibly that reverence for horned mountains extends back to the Neolithic period.• The theme of the sermon was reverence and obedience.• Although conducted with reverence and not rushed, it was still completed very quickly.• For here lay no more than a piece of meat, oblivious, inanimate, an object to be examined without reverence.reverence for• Human conduct must be guided by compassion and reverence for all forms of life.
随便看	be ensconced in/at/on etc be ensconced on etc be enshrined in be enshrined in something be entangled in be entangled with be enthralled by be enthralled by/with somebody/something be enthralled with be enthused by be enthused by/with something be enthused with be entitled be entitled something be entitled to be entitled to (do) something be entitled to do be entrusted with be entrusted with something/somebody be entwined be entwined (with something) be entwined with be equal to be equal to something be equalled (only) by something