respecter
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++re·spect·er /rɪˈspektə $ -ər/ noun 1 be no respecter of persons formalHARM/BE BAD FOR to affect all people in the same way, whether or not they are rich or powerful 平等待人；一视同仁 Disease is no respecter of persons. 疾病面前人人平等。2 be a respecter of something to have respect for something such as a law or organization 尊重某事物 She is a respecter of the rights of all religious groups. 她尊重所有宗教团体的权利。Examples from the Corpus
respecter• Child abuse, wife battering, family break-up, delinquency and alcoholism are no respecters of beautiful surroundings.• Unfortunately they are no respecters of persons or property as car owners find to their dismay.• Credibility is no respecter of good looks.• But nature is no respecter of rights, and around 10 % of the population has had this right compromised by biology.• She was no respecter of persons and never thought before she spoke.• They were not respecters of party lines and the last two in particular were widely distrusted among parliamentary colleagues.re·spect·er nounChineseSyllable
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respecter
re‧spect‧er /rɪˈspektə $ -ər/
noun
Disease is no respecter of persons.
2. be a respecter of something to have respect for something such as a law or organization:
She is a respecter of the rights of all religious groups.
re‧spect‧er /rɪˈspektə $ -ər/
noun Word Family: noun: respect ≠ disrespect, respectability, respecter, respectfulness; adjective: respectable, respected, respectful ≠ disrespectful, respective; adverb: respectably, respectfully ≠ disrespectfully, respectively; verb: respect ≠ disrespect
1. be no respecter of persons formal to affect all people in the same way, whether or not they are rich or powerful: 2. be a respecter of something to have respect for something such as a law or organization:
