venerated

英 [ˈvenəreɪtɪd]

美 [ˈvenəreɪtɪd]

v.  敬重; 崇敬; 敬仰
venerate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：venerated　

COCA.29459

柯林斯词典

• VERB 尊重;敬仰;崇敬
  If youveneratesomeone or something, you value them or feel great respect for them.
  1. My father venerated General Eisenhower.
     我父亲十分敬仰艾森豪威尔将军。

双语例句

• She simply loved and venerated him.
  她爱他，并且极其单纯地敬服他。
• Philip of Beverley was venerated as a saint.
  贝弗利的菲利普被推崇为圣人。
• He used the sacraments and venerated the saints.
  他行使圣事，崇拜圣人。
• Will Rogers is venerated as a national hero for his pungent, earthy comment on the American scene-for his gift of making Americans see what is ridiculous in themselves.
  维尔·罗杰斯被尊为民族英雄就是因为他以幽默的方式对美国社会生活尖锐而且朴实的批评&因为他的天才幽默让美国人看到了自己的荒唐可笑之处。
• Writing that is venerated for the worship of a deity.
  为表达对神的崇拜所写的作品。
• African ibis venerated by ancient Egyptians.
  古代埃及崇拜的非洲鹮。
• However, Lafayette was venerated, but also suffered the human to revile in his own motherland, and ultimately withdrawed from the keenest struggle of the Revolution.
  然而他在自己的祖国既备受尊崇，亦遭人唾骂，最终退出大革命的风口浪尖。
• Various presidents, including some of the most venerated, have asserted degrees of autonomy from judicial interpretations of the Constitution they deemed erroneous or untenable.
  司法解释是否约束行政机构？许多总统，包括那些最受尊重的总统，断言他们认为从对宪法的对司法解释中引申的自治地是错误或站不住脚的。
• While Liu Xie "venerated Buddhism but opposed Taoism", he did not entirely negate Taoism.
  刘勰虽然崇佛抑道，但他并没有全盘否定道教理论。
• Although the cross has come to be a symbol of Christianity, it was venerated both as a religious and lucky sign for centuries before the Christian era.
  尽管十字形已成为基督教的象征，但早在基督纪元前几世纪中，十字形已被当作宗教和幸运标志而受到尊崇。