revere: [17] Revere goes back ultimately to Latin verērī ‘hold in awe or fear’, a possible distant relative of English aware and beware. Addition of the intensive prefix re- produced reverērī, which English probably acquired via French révérer. The derivative reverend [15], which comes from the Latin gerundive reverendus ‘to be revered’, has been used from earliest times as a title of respect for clergymen. That was for long a common application of reverent [14] too, which came from the Latin present participial stem reverent-.
revere (v.)
1660s, from French révérer, from Latin revereri "revere, fear" (see reverence (n.), which also was the earlier form of the verb). Related: Revered; revering.
例文
1. Students revere the old professors.
学生たちはその老教授たちを尊敬している。
2.People revere the general.
人々はその将軍を非常に尊敬している。
3. Revere puffed his cheeks and blew,but his eyes were dangerous.
リヴァイは頬を膨らませて息を吐いた。彼の目には凶悪な光が現れていた。
4.Students revere the old professor.
学生はこの老教授を尊敬している。
5.Toward morning Revere saw two lights in the tower.The British must be coming by sea！