with respect to — concerning; regarding; in relation to
Part of speech: PREPOSITION
Definition: concerning; regarding; in relation to
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɪð rɪˈspekt tu/
Korean meaning: ~에 관하여, ~와 관련하여
Korean pronunciation: 위드 리**스**펙트 투
Example Sentences
- With respect to your cooking skills, I think we should order pizza instead.
- With respect to the new regulations, all employees must attend the training session.
- With respect to my diet plan, this chocolate cake doesn't exist.
with respect to
PREPOSITION//wɪð rɪˈspekt tu//
concerning; regarding; in relation to
The manager presents findings with respect to quarterly sales performance
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With respect to learning, we select with respect.
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Origin
From Middle English 'respect' (from Old French 'respect', from Latin 'respectus' meaning 'regard' or 'consideration'), combined with the preposition 'with' and the noun 'to' (functioning as part of the prepositional phrase). The phrase developed as a formal way to indicate relation or reference to something.
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“With respect to your cooking skills, I think we should order pizza instead.”
“With respect to the new regulations, all employees must attend the training session.”
“With respect to my diet plan, this chocolate cake doesn't exist.”
“With respect to climate change, immediate action is required.”
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