1.尊敬;尊崇
1.to respect or worship someone or something
1.The book of Laozi reflects an concept of venerating Yin and softness through expounding the movement of "Dao" .
《老子》中通过阐述“道”的运动，反映出了明显的尚阴贵柔思想。
2.She set about ridding herself of her foreign identity and venerating her late husband's memory.
她着手摆脱自己的外国人身份，怀着崇敬之情纪念已故的丈夫。
3.Venerating saints, an ancient practice here, was considered un-Islamic in the austere version of the faith proclaimed by the occupiers.
信奉圣人是这里一项古老的风俗，按照占领者宣布的严苛信仰定义，这项风俗被认为是非伊斯兰的行为。
4.In a society that places great store on venerating its dead, that will add to the trauma of the survivors.
在这样的情况下大规模的停尸（以示对死者的敬重）只会增加幸存者的痛苦。
5.the religion venerating Buddha represented by many groups especially in Asia.
信仰佛的宗教，尤其被亚洲的团体信仰。
6.Despite the traffic jams, spending a few of their seven days' annual holiday venerating the past is more fun than contemplating the future.
尽管存在着交通堵塞，每年花费七天假期中的一些时间来缅怀过去似乎比为未来计划更有趣。
7.Painting in the Old Rus appeared and developed in close connection with icon venerating, based on the doctrine of God's incarnation.
在旧罗斯绘画出现和发展与修行图标的密切联系，根据神的化身的教义。
8.That's why I get angry when I see movies or plays venerating leaders as quasi-Messiahs.
这就是为什么当我看到电影或剧作把领袖当成准救星加以崇拜时，我会生气。
9.More than 5, 000 years ago, the cultures of northern China were venerating the dead through highly systemized ceremonies.
5000多年前，中国北方的传统就以非常系统的仪式来祭奠祖先。
10.China has a long history of venerating strong women, such as folk hero Hua Mulan.
中国有着崇拜女强人的漫长历史，比如民间传说中的女英雄花木兰。