esteemed
esteemed 英 [ɪs'ti:md] 美 [əˈstimd]
adj. 受人尊敬的 v. 尊敬；认为（esteem的过去分词）
- If lots of people respect you and you're known around town as a wise and intelligent person whose opinion matters, then you're esteemed.
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- adj. 受人尊敬的
- v. 尊敬；认为（esteem的过去分词）
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1. He esteemed us better than Himself.
比起他自己，他更尊敬我们。
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2. The old professor was greatly loved and esteemed.
这位老教授受到大家的爱戴和尊敬。
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3. As for John, he was a man I so esteemed as a colleague and so loved as a friend that his loss is indescribable.
至于约翰，他是我视为同仁的人，我十分尊敬他，作为朋友我又是如此爱戴他，他的离去，损失实乃不可估量。
- esteemed (adj.) "held in high regard, respected, valued," 1540s, past-participle adjective from esteem (v.).
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