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| 1. | To glorify;exalt. |
| 颂扬；尊崇 |
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| 2. | showing lack of due respect or veneration. |
| 显示出缺乏应有的尊敬。 |
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| 3. | The relics were objects of veneration/were held in veneration. |
| 这些遗物是备受崇敬之物. |
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| 4. | have [hold] a person in greate veneration = respect a person with great veneration |
| 极为尊敬某人 |
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| 5. | feeling or manifesting veneration. |
| 感觉尊敬或表现出尊敬。 |
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| 6. | It was like an epidemic of veneration, which in the course of six or seven years gradually took possession |
| 那好象是一种传染性的尊崇，经过六七年的时间，已经遍及全乡了。 |
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| 7. | Held in veneration;revered. |
| 受尊敬的；被尊崇的 |
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| 8. | So old as to inspire veneration;ancient. |
| 久远的，古老的因年老而引起尊敬或崇拜；古老的 |
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| 9. | To have deferential regard for eminent scholars |
| 尊崇硕儒 |
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| 10. | TANG: Institute for the Veneration of Worthies |
| 崇贤馆 |
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