esteemed信息详情
adj.受人尊敬的
v.尊敬；认为（esteem的过去分词）
restemmed───%s走了
-stemmed───adj.去掉茎或梗的；有茎或梗的；装有…柄的；v.起源于（stem的过去分词形式）；除去…的茎；给（假花等）装梗
beseemed───v.对……合适，适合于
beteemed───参宿
esteem───n.尊重，敬重；v.尊敬，尊重；把......看作，认为；考虑；估价
esteems───n.尊重，敬重；v.尊敬，尊重；把......看作，认为；考虑；估价
estreped───vt.浪费；破坏
meseemed───vi.我以为(meseems的变形)
seemed───v.似乎（seem的过去式）；装作
She was esteemed the perfect novelist.───她被认为是最完美的小说家。
It is indeed an honour to serve my country in such an esteemed position.───在如此受人尊敬的岗位上为我的国家服务实属一种荣誉。
He was esteemed by his neighbours.───他备受邻居尊重。
I know that you could be neither happy nor respectable, unless you truly esteemed your husband; unless you looked up to him as a superior.───我知道，你除非真正能敬重你的丈夫，认为他高你一等，你便不会觉得幸福，也不会觉得得意。
"If he had never esteemed my opinion before, he would have thought highly of me then" (Jane Austen).───“如果他先前从未看重我的意见的话，他早就该高看我一筹了”（简·奥斯汀）。
It would be esteemed an act of rudeness to address an Indian by his personal name, or to inquire his name directly from himself.───对一个印第安人直呼其名，或直接询问对方的名字，这都被视为唐突无礼的行为。
So the president came out to check us out, and he was an esteemed professor at the seminary and a very powerful man.───他们开会时提到我们，于是会长就来视察，他也是神学院里备受敬重的教授，一位大有能力的人。
For my part, I'm going to work on being proud of my accomplishments and feeling that I deserve to be in esteemed company.───就我而言，我一直为我的成就而自豪并且认为我就应该是一个受人尊敬的伙伴。
This I esteemed a great advantage, and I made as much use of it as I could.───这件事我尽力利用，后来估及此事对自己有很大的利益。
Esteemed Guests and Friends!