To revere someone or something is to respect and admire them very deeply, almost with a kind of quiet awe. People revere great teachers, writers, religious figures, or old customs. It is a formal verb; you would not use it for a classmate you merely like.

To revere someone or somethingRevere(崇敬)某人或某事 is to respect and admire them very deeply是指非常深深地尊敬與欽佩他們 almost with a kind of quiet awe幾乎帶著一種安靜的敬畏感 People revere人們會revere（崇敬） great teachers, writers, religious figures, or old customs偉大的老師、作家、宗教人物，或古老的習俗 It is a formal verb這是個正式的動詞 you would not use it for a classmate you merely like你不會用它來形容一個你只是喜歡的同學

It often appears as is revered: “She is revered as the founder of the hospital.” It was borrowed from French révérer, and further back from Latin revereor, built from re- plus vereor, “to fear” or “to stand in awe” — so the old heart of the word is closer to awe than to ordinary liking.

It often appears as is revered它常常以is revered的形式出現 "She is revered as the founder of the hospital.""She is revered as the founder of the hospital."（她被尊崇為這間醫院的創辦人） It was borrowed from French révérer這個字是從法文révérer借來的 and further back from Latin revereor再往前追溯自拉丁文revereor built from re- plus vereor由re-加上vereor組成 "to fear" or "to stand in awe"（「害怕」或「心懷敬畏」） so the old heart of the word is closer to awe than to ordinary liking所以這個字原本的核心比較接近敬畏，而不是普通的喜歡

It is not the surname in Paul Revere, and it is not reverse.

It is not the surname in Paul Revere它不是Paul Revere（保羅‧里維爾）這個姓氏 and it is not reverse也不是reverse（相反、倒轉）