to respect; to revere; to esteem; honorable; distinguished (used on formal occasions before a term of address)

dignity; sanctity; honor; majesty

respected; respectable; honorable

senior; of a senior generation; to honor; to respect; honorific; classifier for cannons and statues; ancient wine vessel

to revere; to admire; to honor; to venerate

to address sb deferentially; title; honorific

(honorific) your parent

(honorific) your father

superior and subordinate; social ranking

honorific title; form of address reserved for a queen, ancestor, emperor etc

(honorific) your father

your order (honorific)

(honorific) your mother

worship; to revere; to venerate

august countenance; your face (usually mocking)

(literary) to esteem; to uphold

revered master

(honorific) your respected opinion; What do you think, your majesty?

(honorific) your father

respect the aged

honored sir (a person of higher status or seniority, or a Buddhist monk)

honor and glory

one's superior; one's elders and betters

lit. your honored carriage; your highness; honored Sir (also sarcastic); you

trout

(law) elder relatives; relatives of a senior generation such as parents, uncles or grandparents

to revere the master and his teaching

respect the old and cherish the young

to respect talent and make use of ability (Mencius)

to honor the wise and love the people; respecting noble talent while protecting the common people