what is the meaning admire?
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ad·mire (ăd-mīr') \n\nv., -mired, -mir·ing, -mires.\n\nv.tr.\n1- To regard with pleasure, wonder, and approval.\n2- To have a high opinion of; esteem or respect.\n3- Chiefly New England & Upper Southern U.S. To enjoy (something): “I just admire to get letters, but I don't admire to answer them” (Dialect Notes).\n4- Archaic. To marvel or wonder at.\nv.intr. New England & Upper Southern U.S.\n\n\nTo marvel at something. Often used with at.\n\n[French admirer, from Old French amirer, from Latin admīrārī, to wonder at : ad-, ad- + mīrārī, to wonder (from mīrus, wonderful).]\n\nad·mir'er n.\nad·mir'ing·ly adv. \n\nStone Crusher\nFecon Stone Crusher Attachment crushes stone & concrete up to 12".\nwww.fecon.com\n \n\n\n  Thesaurus \nadmire \n\nverb \n\n1- To regard with great pleasure or approval: appreciate. See like/dislike, praise/blame. \n2- To have a high opinion of: consider, esteem, honor, regard, respect, value. Idioms: look up to, think highly much well of. See praise/blame.\n\n\n \n  Antonyms \nadmire \nv\nDefinition: hold in high regard\nAntonyms: abhor, condemn, despise, detest, dislike, execrate, hate, scorn\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n \n  WordNet \nNote: click on a word meaning below to see its connections and related words. \nThe verb admire has 2 meanings:\n\nMeaning #1: feel admiration for\n  Synonym: look up to\n\n\nMeaning #2: look at with admiration\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n \n  Translations \nTranslations for: Admire \nNederlands (Dutch)\nbewonderen, met genoegen bekijken, bewondering uiten \n\nFrançais (French) \nadmirer, honorer\n\n\nDeutsch (German) \nv. - bewundern, verehren\n\n\nΕλληνική (Greek) \nv. θαυμάζω \n\nItaliano (Italian) \nammirare\n\n\nPortuguês (Portuguese) \nv. - admirar, reverenciar\n\n\nРусский (Russian) \nвосхищаться, любоваться, восторгаться \n\nEspañol (Spanish) \nv. tr. - admirar, expresar admiración por\nv. intr. - admirarse, sorprenderse\n\n\nSvenska (Swedish) \nv. - beundra, prisa\n\n\n中国话 (Simplified Chinese) \nv. tr. - 钦佩, 称赞, 夸奖, 欣赏, 对...不胜佩服\nv. intr. - 赞赏, 称赞, 惊奇\n\n\n中國話 (Traditional Chinese) \nv. tr. - 欽佩, 稱讚, 誇獎, 欣賞, 對...不勝佩服\nv. intr. - 讚賞, 稱讚, 驚奇\n\n\n日本語 (Japanese) \nv. - 嘆賞する, ほめる, 賞嘆を覚える, 賞賛する\n\n\nالعربيه (Arabic) \n‏(فعل) يعجب ب‏ \n\nעברית (Hebrew)‬ \nv. tr. - ‮העריץ, הילל, התפעל מ-‬\nv. intr. - ‮חש הערצה או ביטא אותה‬
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I can "fear" someone in the same sense as being in awe of and respecting his power. \n\nThis is a healthy fear. Even if the person I "fear" in this way is someone I trust, it's good to tread cautiously and with total awareness of my capabilities compared to his.\n\nLove means I serve someone because I respect them, value them, want to see the best for them, and am willing and even desiring to include them into my life. I am committed to serving them.\n\nBoth are useful to negate the extremes of the other. \n\nKeeping a healthy "fear" of God keeps me from presuming too much on his goodness (out of love). Without it, I'd end up being self-serving.\n\nKeeping a love for God prevent me from being a cowering animal motivated mostly by avoiding the punishment I could receive for disobeying. Without it, I'd end up fleeing God or despising him.
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it juz means u have a good feeling/like about some1... n u may think tat u've fallen 4 her... but the diff is, how deep is tat feeling... u'll lose tat feeling very fast if itz a crush... there is a diff in de feeling though... juz got 2 learn through experience n u'll know... got to b sensitive though... =)
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Combine your passion, to a known sense of power. Meaning, when you feel power, or an advantage, savor it; be passionate about it. Feel good for advantages you have and grasp them, don't let them slip away.
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I am an Athiest...There is no real answer to this question but what I have learned of what love is to me is...\n\n(L)isten: and Validate them by hearing and empathizing.\n(O)verlook: their minor character flaws as they will overlook yours.\n(V)alue: who they are and what they mean to you.\n(E)xpress: how you love them not just with words but with actions.
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Yes. It is used to describe a person who is extraordinary.
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1.Envy- regard to another's advantages, success, possessions  \n2.Evermore- Forever; always. \n3.Aventre- To thrust forward\n4.Romeo- Lover Boy\n5.Eve- You Should Know Eve\n\n           Take Your Choice ... Hope It Helps
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LOVE:\n\nLove is patient and kind.\nLove is not envious,\n     boastful, or proud.\nIt is not arrogant or rude,\n     It is not selfish\nor easily provoked.\n     It thinks no evil.\nRejoices not in iniquity\n     but rejoices in truth.\nLove bears all things,\n     believes in all things,\nhopes all things,\n     endures all things.\nLove never fails.
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If they like your opinion then you are called confident, if they don't then you are called arrogant!\n\nIf you envy someone it means you want what they have.
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Love is like magic\n\nLife's sweet mystery!!\n\nLove is unselfish,\nUnderstanding and kind,\n\nLove can transform\nThe most commonplace\nInto beauty and grace...\n\nlike is just like
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I think it means bravery.
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to be loved and appreciated.
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love, devotion, respect
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it means a lot of things. the dictionary meaning isnt exactly 100% on. respect means what you want it to mean to you....to me, it means caring, looking out for others feelings, holding your tounge when someone is talking....to me respect is a word for a long list of basic rules.
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To glorify oneself in speech; talk in a self-admiring way.\n\nv. tr.\nTo speak of with excessive pride. \nTo possess or own (a desirable feature): “ [the] capital of a region in the southeast that boasts bountiful coal fields” (US Air). \nTo contain; have. \n\nn. \nThe act or an instance of bragging. \nA source of pride.
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Maybe she just admires you
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To glorify God, and enjoy Him forever.\n - Augustine