admire — to respect or approve of someone or something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to respect or approve of someone or something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ədˈmaɪər/
Korean meaning: 존경하다, 감탄하다
Korean pronunciation: 애드-마이어 (강세: 마이어)
Example Sentences
- I admire people who can eat spicy food without crying.
- She admires her teacher's dedication to education.
- We stopped to admire the beautiful sunset.
admire
VERB//ədˈmaɪər//
to respect or approve of someone or something

a young art student stands before a breathtaking classical painting with eyes wide and hands clasped together in wonder. Her posture shows complete reverence as she gazes upward at the masterpiece with a gentle smile of appreciation. The beautiful artwork depicts a stunning landscape that captures her full attention and respect. Her admiring expression reflects genuine awe and deep approval of the artist's incredible skill. Other museum visitors nearby also pause to look at the same painting with similar expressions of respect. An elderly museum guide points toward the artwork while explaining its significance to a small group. someone deeply respecting and approving of something beautiful and meaningful
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Origin
라틴어에서 온 단어로, '놀라며 바라보다'라는 의미에서 시작되어 현재의 '존경하다'는 뜻으로 발전했습니다.
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“I admire people who can eat spicy food without crying.”
“She admires her teacher's dedication to education.”
“We stopped to admire the beautiful sunset.”
“He admires his reflection in the mirror every morning.”
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