estimable

英 [ˈestɪməbl]

美 [ˈestɪməbl]

adj.  值得尊重的; 值得敬佩的

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BNC.34949 / COCA.27308

牛津词典

adj.

• 值得尊重的；值得敬佩的
  deserving respect and admiration

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 值得尊敬的;值得敬仰的;值得仰慕的
  If you describe someone or something asestimable, you mean that they deserve admiration.
  1. ...the estimable Miss Cartwright.
     令人仰慕的卡特赖特小姐

英英释义

adj

• may be computed or estimated
  1. a calculable risk
  2. computable odds
  3. estimable assets
  Synonym:computable
• deserving of respect or high regard
• deserving of esteem and respect
  1. all respectable companies give guarantees
  2. ruined the family's good name
  Synonym:goodhonorablerespectable

双语例句

• All estimable aims, no doubt.
  毫无疑问，这些都是值得称道的目标。
• It was estimable that he advanced with each passing day and designed Chinese reform direction unitarily with the tendency of capitalism.
  难能可贵的是，他与时俱进，对中国的改革方向作了具有资本主义倾向的整体设计。
• He writes estimable poetry under a pseudonym.
  他用笔名写值得称颂的诗。
• His pleasure in music, though it amounted not to that ecstatic delight which alone could sympathize with her own, was estimable when contrasted against the horrible insensibility of the others;
  上校对音乐的爱好虽然没有达到着迷的程度，没有与她自己等同，但是与其他人的麻木不仁相对照，却显得十分难能可贵。
• This is one kind of love, one kind of vast love, is one kind of estimable spirit quality.
  这是一种爱、一种博大的爱，又是一种难能可贵的精神品质。
• A pound of a man's flesh taken from a man is not so estimable.
  从人身上取下的一磅肉并没什么价值。
• Nothing in our life, after health and virtue, is more estimable than knowledge.-Sterne, Laurence
  除了健康和品德，人生再没有什么比知识更可贵。&斯特恩
• A calculable risk; computable odds; estimable assets.
  可预测的危险；可计算的几率；可估算的资产。
• She said she was delighted to see Miss glover, thinking meanwhile that this estimable person's sense of etiquette was very tiresome.
  她说她很高兴见到格洛弗小姐，一边又想着这位可尊敬的人的繁文缛节太令人厌倦了。
• Estimable friends who know all about it would tell you and take a certain delight in telling you things that I have done, and things further that I have not repented.
  我那些为人敬重的朋友们对此一清二楚，他们自会告诉诸位，我的所作所为他们自然津津乐道，有些事情我并不后悔。