英[rɪ'vɪə(r)]美[rɪ'vɪr]
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词根词缀法
词根 rever= awe 敬畏 revere v. 尊敬 rever 敬畏 + e → 尊敬 revered adj. 尊敬的 revere 尊敬 + d → 尊敬的 reverence v./n. 尊敬；（尤指宗教的）崇敬 rever 敬畏 + ence 状态，行为 → 尊敬；（尤指宗教的）崇敬 reverend adj. 可尊敬的；教士的 reverend n. 教士 rever 敬畏 + end 表名词 → 让人敬畏的人 → 教士 reverent adj. 尊敬的，敬畏的 rever 敬畏 + ent 具有…性质的，关于…的 → 尊敬的，敬畏的 reverential adj. 可敬的 reverent 尊敬的，敬畏的 + ial 具有…的，属于…的 → 可敬的
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双解例句
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小知识
Revere means to respect someone so deeply that you almost worship them. Many Americans revere civil rights activists like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rosa Parks, who worked to make the country a more just place.
Revere is related to the words reverence (“to hold something in worshipful awe”) and its opposite — irreverent. Reverence for the irreverent is actually possible. Howard Stern humor is often vulgar and absurdly irreverent yet his legions of fans and even some media analysts revere him and his ability to maintain a loyal audience. Revere is the perfect word when respect is not strong enough but worship seems a little too religious-sounding. Rock stars, for example, are revered by throngs of devoted fans.