respectful
adjective uk/rɪˈspekt.fəl/ us/rɪˈspekt.fəl/
(ADMIRATION)
C1 毕恭毕敬的;表示尊敬的;尊重的
showing admiration for someone or something
"We're so pleased to meet you at last," he said in a respectful tone of voice. “我们终于和您见面了，真是万分高兴，”他毕恭毕敬地说道。
Opposite: disrespectful
(HONOUR)
C1 恭敬的;按照礼仪的;有礼貌的
showing politeness or honour to someone or something
There was a respectful two-minute silence as we remembered the soldiers who had died in the war. 在纪念战争中阵亡将士的仪式上，我们心怀崇敬默哀两分钟。
be respectful of something 尊重;遵奉;礼待
to accept that something is important and not to try to change it or cause offence
He taught his children to be respectful of other cultures. 他教导他的孩子们要尊重其他文化。
It's important to be respectful of differing views.
We are, of course, respectful of their rights.
My father was very aware of their religious traditions and rightly respectful of them.
I would urge you to be conscious of their policies and practices and respectful of them.
We were respectful of her wishes.