respect · n
in some/many respects
B2 in particular ways
Dictionary examples:
The school has changed in many respects. (44.6)
In some respects, I had to admit, I had behaved foolishly. (65.6)
with respect to sth
B2 relating to a particular thing
Dictionary examples:
Before we move on, are there any more questions with respect to the treasurer's report? (57.2)
with all due respect
C1 used to politely disagree with or give a negative opinion about something
Dictionary examples:
I’ve been thinking about what you said and, with all due respect, I think you’re mistaken. (66.2)
respect (ADMIRATION)
B1 when you admire someone because of their knowledge, skill, or achievements
Dictionary examples:
The student earned the teacher's respect by turning homework into origami animals. (0.0)
My cat earned my respect when it learned to use the toilet! (0.0)
My grandma earned my respect when she beat me at video games. (0.0)
She's an excellent teacher and I have the greatest respect for her. (20.8)
New teachers have to earn the respect of their students. (54.8)
respect (POLITENESS)
B1 when you are polite to someone, especially because they are older or more important than you
Dictionary examples:
I showed respect to my boss by laughing at his terrible jokes. (0.0)
The new employee earned respect by bringing donuts and not eating them all. (0.0)
I showed respect to the waiter by not crying when I saw the bill. (0.0)
She has no respect for her boss. (17.5)
You should show more respect for your parents. (18.6)
Teachers should be treated with respect. (28.7)