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respect in Italian

respect in Italian is rispetto, riguardo, materia — respect means a feeling of admiration for someone or something, based on their qualities or achievements.

respect in Italian

rispetto
noun
rispetto
noun
(countable) a particular aspect, feature or detail of something
riguardo
noun
(countable) a particular aspect, feature or detail of something
materia
noun
(countable) a particular aspect, feature or detail of something
rispettare
verb

What does "respect" mean?

  1. noun A feeling of admiration for someone or something, based on their qualities or achievements.
    "She earned the respect of her colleagues through hard work."
  2. verb To admire someone or something, or to treat them with consideration.
    "Employees are expected to respect one another's time."
  3. noun A particular aspect or detail of something.
    "In some respects, the two plans are very similar."
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respect in a sentence

  • She earned the respect of her colleagues through hard work.
  • He has great respect for his old teacher.
  • Employees are expected to respect one another's time.
  • You should respect other people's opinions even if you disagree.

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What is "respect" in Italian?

"respect" in Italian is rispetto, riguardo, materia. respect means: A feeling of admiration for someone or something, based on their qualities or achievements.

How do you use "respect" in a sentence?

Example: "She earned the respect of her colleagues through hard work." In Italian, "respect" is rispetto, riguardo, materia.

Are there other ways to say "respect" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "respect": rispetto, riguardo, materia, rispettare.

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