admire
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ədˈmaɪr/ · UK /ədˈmaɪə/
Forms: admiring, admired
admire means: To respect someone or something because of their good qualities.
verb
To respect someone or something because of their good qualities.
- I admire my teacher.
- They admired her courage during the crisis.
- Who do you admire most?
To look at something and enjoy how beautiful or good it is.
- We stopped to admire the view.
- She admired the bright flowers in our garden.
- Visitors can admire the paintings upstairs.
To feel pleased and amazed by someone or something.
- We admired her extraordinary skill.
- He admired the beauty of the night sky.
- The audience admired how effortlessly she performed the difficult dance.
Questions about admire
What does admire mean?
To respect someone or something because of their good qualities.
What is admire in other languages?
Türkçe: hayran olmak · Español: admirar · Français: admirer · Deutsch: bewundern · Italiano: ammirare · 日本語: 尊敬する
How do you pronounce admire?
In American English /ədˈmaɪr/; in British English /ədˈmaɪə/.
How do you use admire in a sentence?
I admire my teacher. They admired her courage during the crisis.
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