1.尊敬;尊崇
1.feelings of deep respect or awe
2.the expression of profound respect or reverence for somebody or something
3.the condition of being respected or revered
1.He never separated the memory of this man from the memory of his father, and he associated them in his veneration .
他从不把对这人的追念和对他父亲的追念分开来，他把他俩合并在他崇敬的心中。
2.there was an expression on the face of her intrepid protector which commanded her veneration.
在她这位勇敢的保护人脸上，有一种神圣庄严和权威的光芒。
3.It was like an epidemic of veneration, which in the course of six or seven years gradually took possession of the whole district.
那好象是一种传染性的尊崇，经过六七年的时间，已经遍及全乡了。
4.Feeling extraordinary veneration for the Master, he prayed to him from the depths of his heart and from the very marrow of his bones.
怀着对尊师极其崇敬的心情，热穹在内心深处和骨髓里向尊师祈祷。
5.The Olympics are not simply athletic championships, but embody a sense of honor, sense of art and literature, and a veneration of beauty.
奥林匹克运动会不仅仅是体育竞赛，它还包含着一种荣誉感和对美的憧憬，并且与文化、艺术融为一体。
6.'It is not entirely clear that your veneration of traditional academic achievement is exactly well placed, ' he said to Ms Chua.
他对蔡美儿说，你对传统学习成绩的推崇是否合适，这一点还不完全清楚。
7.You see a source of veneration with which Aristotle was held in the later medieval period.
你就会发现亚里士多德，在中世纪后期有多受尊崇了。
8.Hist may be, and should be precious to you, but Killdeer will have the love and Veneration of your whole people.
希斯特自然也值得你珍惜，但‘鹿见愁’更值得整个特拉华族的爱惜和崇敬。
9.This veneration especially takes the form of prayer for intercession with her Son, Jesus Christ.
这些崇拜尤其地采用为她的儿子耶稣基督的代祷方式。
10.A piece of metal stamped with a religious device , used as an object of veneration or commemoration .
圣牌刻有宗教标志的一个金属片，用作崇拜物或纪念物。