deference

n.

顺从；依从；尊重；敬重

in deference to鉴于；听从

1. His immediate deference made her regretful.
   他毫不迟疑的顺从使她感到有些抱歉。
2. I changed my plan in deference to your opinion.
   我听从你的意见，改变了计划。
3. They are married in church out of deference to their parents' wish.
   他们遵从父母的愿望在教堂举行了婚礼。
4. We all showed deference to his skill.
   我们都敬重他的熟练技巧。
5. You must treat your teachers with deference.
   你必须尊重老师。

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