钦佩 | qīn pèi | to admire; to look up to; to respect sb greatly | |
钦差 | qīn chāi | imperial envoy | |
钦敬 | qīn jìng | to admire and respect | |
钦羡 | qīn xiàn | to admire; to hold in high esteem | |
令人钦佩 | lìng rén qīn pèi | admirable |
1 | Ms. Wen said the police found her husband at home that Friday night but told her the matter was best settled privately. | |
2 | Quite a different moral comes from the second piece the researchers used: a (very) short story by Franz Kafka called 'An Imperial Message'. | |
3 | "But now, in this kind of situation, we can say that any hope for this pipeline construction has finished, " the KIA spokesman said. | |
4 | 这就导致了媒体中的种种解释,包括克里斯多夫。希钦斯在著名杂志《名利场》发表的一篇文章,里面说到女性要完全理解笑话的话,要费劲得多。 This led to all kinds of interpretations by the media including a famous Vanity Fair article by Christopher Hitchens stating that women had to work harder to get jokes, if they got them at all. | |
5 | I would like to share my personal experience of working as a Customer Service Manager in Multinational Express Logistics &Freight Company in Chennai Depot, India, few years ago. |