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Write each of the following topics on the board to help students organize: Respect to Others, Respect to Yourself, Respect to Property, Respect to the Planet. Ask students to think of 3-5 unique Respect can be shown to others by listening to people rather than talking all the time, looking at them to show you are interested and you are listening, understanding people have differences and similarities and embracing these positively. Being respectful will help you understand how others feel and help you to understand social cues and 4. Show Them Respect. Respect their tastes and preferences. Do not force them to do something they do not want, just as you would not force an adult. Suggest, encourage, advise, but do not force. If your child has their own way of doing things, let them try it that way. Here are seven ways leaders can show respect for every individual. R - Recognize How Others are Feeling . Your actions impact those around you. When you show empathy and recognize how others are feeling this will help you show them respect. Consider your actions and words. The Abraham Accords Declaration We, the undersigned, recognize the importance of maintaining and strengthening peace in the Middle East and around the world based on mutual understanding and coexistence, as well as respect for human dignity and freedom, including religious freedom. We encourage efforts to promote interfaith and intercultural memakai gelang emas di tangan kanan atau kiri. respetartransitive verb1 [+persona, derecho] to respect respeto tu decisión I respect your decision; nunca ha respetado a sus padres she has never respected o had any respect for her parents; hacerse respetar to win respect; earn respectrespetad las plantas be careful of the plants2 obedecer to observe respeten las normas de seguridad observe the safety regulations; no respetan los semáforos they ignore the traffic lights; they do not observe the traffic lights3 conservar to conserve al remodelar la zona respetaron las murallas romanas when they redeveloped the area they conserved the Roman wallspronominal verbrespetarse reflexivo to have self-respect; respect mutuo to respect each other pasado el tiempo las parejas dejan de respetarse no se respeta a sí misma she has no self-respect; un periodista que se respete no revela sus fuentes no self-respecting journalist would reveal his sources Respect là từ tiếng Anh rất đẹp dùng để thể hiện sự tôn trọng. Respect có thể đóng vai trò khác nhau trong câu. Bài viết dưới đây của Step Up sẽ cung cấp tới bạn đầy đủ những gì cần biết về cách sử dụng cấu trúc Respect. Bên cạnh đó, bài viết đã tổng hợp một số cụm từ đi với Respect cùng bài tập rèn luyện nho nhỏ. 1. Định nghĩa Danh từ Respect /rɪˈspekt/ có nghĩa là “sự kính trọng, sự tôn trọng” hoặc “phương diện”. Bài viết này sẽ tập trung vào nghĩa liên quan đến sự tôn trọng của từ nhé! Ví dụ Everyone has lots of respect for người có nhiều sự tôn kính đối với Jim. The key to a healthy relationship is respect for each khóa cho một mối quan hệ lành mạnh là sự tôn trọng dành cho nhau. In some respects, Randy shares some similarities with một vài phương diện, Randy có nhiều điểm tương đồng với cậu. Khi đóng vai trò động từ, Respect có nghĩa là hành động “tôn trọng” ai, điều gì. Ví dụ I respect your opinion, but I will have to tôn trọng ý kiến của bạn, nhưng tôi phải không đồng ý. She never respected other people, so no one wanted to be near ấy không bao giờ tôn trọng người khác, nên không ai muốn ở gần cô ấy. His son is a good kid. He always respects trai anh ấy là một đứa trẻ ngoan. Em ấy luôn tôn trọng những người khác. 2. Cách sử dụng cấu trúc Respect trong tiếng Anh Có 3 cấu trúc Respect trong tiếng Anh chính Respect for somebody/something Đây là cấu trúc Respect thông dụng đầu tiên, có nghĩa là “sự tôn trọng dành cho ai/điều gì”. Respect ở đây là một danh từ. Ví dụ Students from class 5b are excellent. That’s why people have respect for học sinh từ lớp 5b giỏi xuất sắc. Đó là lí do vì sao mọi người có sự tôn trọng dành cho họ. They will bring flowers and presents to show respect for the bạn ấy sẽ đem hoa và quà để thể hiện sự tôn kính dành cho người giáo viên. Keith has a lot of respect for his wife’s dành nhiều sự tôn trọng cho công việc của vợ anh ấy. Respect somebody/something Cấu trúc Respect thứ hai dùng để chỉ hành động “tôn trọng ai/điều gì”. Trong cấu trúc này, Respect đóng vai trò động từ. Ví dụ We must respect older ta phải tôn trọng người lớn tuổi hơn. They don’t respect their không tôn trọng giáo viên của họ. We respect your tôi tôn trọng sự tỉ mỉ của bạn. Out of Respect Cụm từ “out of respect” có nghĩa là “với sự tôn trọng, bằng sự tôn trọng”. Cụm từ này được sử dụng với hành động nào đó xuất phát từ sự tôn trọng dành cho ai/điều gì. Respect trong cụm từ này là một danh từ. Ví dụ Out of respect for the audience, they take a bow sự tôn trọng dành cho khán giả, họ cúi chào một cách lịch sự. My family always takes good care of the altar out of respect for our đình chúng tôi luôn chăm sóc bàn thờ thật tốt với sự tôn trọng dành cho tổ tiên của chúng tôi. Out of respect for our mother, we will have a garden full of roses – her favorite type of sự tôn trọng dành cho mẹ, chúng tôi sẽ có một ngôi vườn đầy hoa hồng – loài hoa yêu thích của bà ấy. 3. Các cụm từ đi với Respect trong tiếng Anh Một số cụm từ đi với Respect trong tiếng Anh cũng có thể được dùng để tạo thành câu hay. Từ vựng Dịch nghĩa Ví dụ in many respects trong nhiều phương diện In many respects, Vanessa’s idea is better. Trong nhiều phương diện, ý tưởng của Vanessa tốt hơn. in respect of someone/something có liên quan tới ai/điều gì In respect of the carnival, we are still thinking about it. Liên quan tới lễ hội ấy, chúng tôi vẫn đang nghĩ về nó. in respect to someone/something bằng sự tôn trọng dành cho ai/điều gì I have brought a welcoming gift in respect to the neighbour. Tôi đã đem một món quà chào mừng bằng sự tôn trọng dành cho người hàng xóm. pay one respect to thể hiện/dành sự tôn trọng với He did not seem to pay me any respect. Anh ta có vẻ đã không dành cho tôi tí sự tôn trọng nào. pay one’s last respect thể hiện sự tôn kính dành cho người đã khuất They came to the funeral to pay their last respect for the soldiers. Họ đã đến đám tang để thể hiện sự tôn kính đối với những người lính. respect someone or something as something tôn trọng ai/điều gì với tư cách là gì I really respect you as an artist, but not as a human being. Tôi rất tôn trọng bạn với tư cách là một nghệ sĩ, nhưng với tư cách một con người thì không. with all due respect với tất cả lòng tôn trọng With all due respect, I think maybe we should choose a different path. Với tất cả lòng tôn trọng, tôi nghĩ có lẽ ta nên chọn một lối đi khác. respect someone or something for something tôn trọng ai/điều gì vì điều gì Anna respects her father for his kindness. Anna tôn trọng bố cô ấy vì lòng tốt của ông. 4. Bài tập với cấu trúc Respect trong tiếng Anh Hãy làm các bài tập dưới đây để biết thành thạo sử dụng cấu trúc Respect trong tiếng Anh nhé. Chọn đáp án đúng I __________ my friends’ dedication to work. A. respectful B. respect for C. respect 2. __________ for their family, I will not embarrass them. A. Respect B. Out of respect C. In many respects 3. Because of his achievement, they __________ him. A. respect for B. respect C. out of respect for 4. We must stay silent __________ the deceased. A. out of respect B. as respect C. out of the respect for 5. __________ , plan B is way too different from Susan’s expectations. A. In many respects B. Out of many respects C. Out of respect 6. Max __________ Loren __________ her credibility. A. respects/x B. respects/for C. out of respect/for 7. The old man told us to __________ the statue. A. pay respect to B. respect C. Both A and B 8. __________ our previous plan, Charlie has decided to cancel it. A. Respect to B. In respect of C. In respect to Đáp án C B B A A B C B Bài tập trên đã khép lại bài học về cấu trúc Respect trong tiếng Anh. Từ Respect trong tiếng Anh thuộc nhiều cấu trúc và cụm từ khác nhau, do đó bạn hãy luyện tập thật nhiều nhé! Step Up chúc bạn học tiếng Anh thật tiến bộ! NHẬN ĐĂNG KÝ TƯ VẤN HỌC TIẾNG ANH THEO PHƯƠNG PHÁP MỚI Comments Who needs respect? Everyone does! However, in order to get that highly regarded respect, you need to earn it, not demand for it. Do you show your respect to your boss, or for your boss? That’s the issue here. a respect to If you’re conveying your respect directly to a person, then you use “respect to“. Examples I’m showing my respect to you by disagreeing in a polite manner to what you’ve said My respect to you, sir, for speaking so boldly in front of all the managers. This morning, I paid my last respects to Ms. Jones at the funeral parlour. Note The word “respect” must always end with an “-s” if used together with “last” as in “last respects“. b respect for If you’re showing respect towards a person, or you admire that person for his ideas and qualities, then use “respect for“. Examples I’ve absolutely no respect for anyone who believes he’s right all the time. Ismail shows his great respect for his elderly by not rebelling even though he is right. You need to show respect for those who are not from your country. Therefore, there’s no way you can say I show my respect for you. X Why do you need to show your respect for another person when they’re already in front of you? It doesn’t make sense, does it? 🙂 1 In the dictionary, "respect" as noun often goes with "for". But there is also an expression "show...to sb", So I am wondering whether "for" and "to" mean exactly the same in "show respect"? 2 I generally see and hear "for" if people are talking about showing respect for some monument, religion, culture, etc. This sentence sounds very odd to me We should show our respect to their religious beliefs. ??? I really want to see "for" in that sentence We should show our respect for their religious beliefs. I generally don't see or hear any preposition if people are talking about showing respect to other people I always try to show him respect. You should try to show John a little more respect. "To" seems fine to me if you use it as I used it in my second sentence ...are talking about showing respect to other people. But I don't generally see or hear "to" used with the names of individuals. This is possible I want you to show respect to John. But this ordinary I want you to show John some respect. 3 show respect for something/others/people show respect to Jack/Kelly Is that so? 4 That looks about right to me, SG. Once again, I don't think this version is entirely ordinary I want you to show some respect to John. It's possible to use "to John" but people generally use "John" as an indirect object without any preposition. This version looks perfectly ordinary to me I want you to show John some respect. Last edited Aug 20, 2015 It would be difficult to hear the word “respect,” or see an article about respect, and not think of the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, who sadly left us recently at age 76. Aretha had an extraordinary career, winning 18 Grammy Awards and selling more than 75 million records worldwide. Of course, her signature song was entitled, “Respect.” And the most familiar phrase of the song is R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me If there’s only one thing we take from this song, it is that respect is important. But what is respect, exactly? Let’s explore this a bit more, shall we? How Do We Show Respect For Others? So how do we show respect for others? What does respect look like? How do we know it when we see it? How do we recognize when it’s absent? Well, there isn’t space to mention all of them or even most of them, but here are 6 ways to show respect for you to consider and hopefully put into practice. 1. Listen Listening to what another person has to say is a basic way to respect them. Everyone wants to have their say. Everyone wants to feel that they’re being listened to. Whether they have something profound to say is not the point. People want to be heard… period. When you give another person your time and your focus and your ear, you validate them. Which conveys respect. The provision of human rights begins when those who have not listened to a particular segment of society begin to listen. All social change begins with dialogue. Civil dialogue. Until you listen to another person’s concerns, you will not know who they are and what’s important to them. Respect begins with listening. 2. Affirm When we affirm someone, we’re giving evidence that they matter. That they have value. That they’re important. And that they’re worthy of respect. Simply affirming someone virtually guarantees that you respect them. To affirm someone, you just have to notice something positive about that person and verbalize this observation. “You’ve shown great determination over the past 2 years to get your business off the ground.” “You were incredibly patient and understanding when dealing with that difficult situation.” “You make me smile every time I see you.” You may not respect every aspect of who they are and what they do, but you can give them appropriate respect at the level that affirms them. Affirmation is a key way of showing respect to others. 3. Serve English-American poet Auden once said that, “We are all here on earth to help others; what on earth the others are here for I don’t know.” Life on earth is about serving others. In fact, our professions, our careers, and our jobs should revolve around a desire to serve others. To give back to others. To use our talents and abilities to make life better for others. Serving shows that we care. And caring shows that we respect. Serving is an important element in showing respect. 4. Be Kind Though kindness and service are first cousins, they aren’t identical. We can serve without being kind. But it’s very difficult to be kind without serving. When we’re kind to someone, we’re giving of ourselves. We’re giving something they can use. Maybe something they need. Maybe something they need desperately. Kindness is an expression of respect. Respect for the fact that someone else is simply in need. We have all been in need. And what a relief it was when someone showed us kindness. Kindness is a tangible way of showing respect. 5. Be Polite It’s appalling to witness the decline of politeness in the modern world. Whether it’s on the highway, at the grocery store, in the parking lot, on the athletic field, on Facebook, or in political rhetoric – polite discourse and interaction is rapidly becoming a lost art. Yet, it’s so easy to be polite. And it’s so inexpensive too. An act of politeness can literally change a person’s day. It can even change a person’s life. It can lift their spirits instantly. It can help them press on through what may be difficult. Some cultures in the world are known for their politeness. Other cultures are known for their rudeness. Which communicates respect and which doesn’t? If you want to show respect for someone, start by being polite. 6. Be Thankful If William James was right, that human beings crave appreciation, then thankfulness is the way we affirm it. When someone does something for you that’s beneficial. Or they say something to you that’s helpful in some way. Or they honestly affirm you in some way that’s important to you. You should thank them. Again, thankfulness is becoming increasingly rare in our world. I hold the door for people, and they walk right past without even seeming to notice. I let people out into my lane of traffic so they’ll save time. They look at me as if it’s their solemn birthright. I help people in other ways that I’m certain was valuable to them. Yet I hear nothing in the way of thanks. It’s not so much that we need to be thanked. It’s that we want to feel that what we’ve done has made a difference. When there is no thankfulness for something we’ve done, or even for who we are, we feel a lack of respect. Respect doesn’t always require thankfulness. But it often does. It’s just another way we show respect. It’s just another way that we feel respected. What’s so great about respect anyway? Why does it matter in the grand scheme of things? 1. Showing respect is the right response in a civil society. One of the characteristics of a civil society is the showing of respect to fellow citizens. The conviction that other members of a family, a town, a city, a nation, or a region of the world are worthy of respect. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris in 1948. Its goal was to grant status worthy of respect to all human beings everywhere. No human being is exempt. Showing respect for human life and human beings is fundamental to a civil society and civil world. 2. Respect affirms those worthy of respect. When we respect others, it affirms their right to respect and their worthiness of respect. On the other hand, when we withhold respect from others, we imply they are unworthy of it. This can trigger a decline that is exceedingly difficult to arrest and end. Once it is generally believed that a certain race or ethnic group or nationality or skin color or gender or age is unworthy of respect, the flood gates open for abuse. We’ve seen this many times in the past two centuries in particular. The natural and logical outcome of the removal of respect from particular classes is first rejection, then discrimination, then abuse, and ultimately genocide. It starts with a lack of respect. It’s another reason why respect should be common among all peoples everywhere, and why respect is so important. 3. It encourages behavior that’s respectful. When someone is living in a way that brings them recognition, honor, and respect, it encourages their living that way. Not always, but usually. Behavior that’s rewarded tends to be repeated. Or, put another way, “What’s rewarded gets done.” Whether we wish that behavior worthy of respect would be common without encouragement misses the point. It’s simply human nature to do what gets rewarded and shy away from what doesn’t. 4. It provides a solid foundation for relationships. There should be serious reluctance to maintain a relationship that does not offer respect. People don’t like to be treated badly. People don’t like to be demeaned, devalued, dishonored, and disrespected. If a relationship lacks respect, it is almost certainly an unhealthy one. Toxic relationships nearly always have a lack of respect as a common element. Meaningful, healthy, and mutually-beneficial relationships show mutual respect. It’s fundamental. 5. Without respect we lose heart. Respect is so basic to human well-being that in its absence, people don’t thrive. They don’t need to have respect from everyone – but there are certain people from whom respect is virtually mandatory. The father of modern psychiatry, William James said, “The deepest principle in human nature is the craving to be appreciated.” Those who are not appreciated do not feel respected. It’s disheartening. The history of the struggle for civil rights throughout the world is the struggle to win respect from others. The American Founding Fathers expressed it in the United States Declaration of Independence this way “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.” Respect for human beings entails the granting, preserving, and protection of these rights. Without respect, these rights will be missing. And if these rights are missing, respect will be missing too. They exist together. Conclusion So, we’ve seen what respect is. We’ve seen how to show respect in practical ways. And we’ve seen why respect is important. Hopefully we not only see that respect is an important aspect of life, but we see why it’s important to show it consistently. Everyone is due respect by virtue of being a human being. Everyone wants respect. Everyone should show respect. So hopefully everyone will receive the respect they’re due, and they’ll grant the respect due others. You may also like Why Are Some People So Mean, Rude, And Disrespectful To Others? 20 Signs You’re Disrespecting Yourself And How To Stop How To Accept Others For Who They Are Rather Than Who You Want Them To Be

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