respect

I

n.

esteem

1) to pay, show respect to

2) to command, inspire respect (she commands respect from everyone = she commands everyone's respect)

3) to earn, win; lose smb.'s respect

4) deep, profound, sincere; due; grudging; mutual respect

5) respect for (respect for the law)

6) out of respect (she did it out of respect for her parents)

7) in respect (to hold smb. in respect)

8) with respect (with all due respect, I disagree)

regard

9) in a respect (in this respect; in all respects)

10) in, with respect to

II

v. (D; tr.) to respect as (to respect smb. as a scholar)

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[rɪ'spekt]

due

grudging

lose smb. 's respect

mutual respect

profound

show respect to

sincere

win

with respect to

inspire respect (she commands respect from everyone = she commands everyone's respect)

['esteem'] to pay

deep

in

to command

to earn

['regard'] in a respect (in this respect; in all respects)

out of respect (she did it out of respect for her parents)

in respect (to hold smb. in respect)

(D; tr.) to respect as (to respect smb. as a scholar)

with respect (with all due respect, I disagree)

respect for (respect for the law)