admire in the PONS Dictionary

admire Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to admire sb for sth
възхищавам се от нкг за нщ

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The children are loved and admired for their fair complexions, blond hair, and blue eyes.
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In this time the grand gallery above the vestry of the parish church was created, it can be admired till today.
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They soon realize that it was a meeting of hearts and soon start to admire each other.
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Gaining the respect from the instructors, who admired her diligence, she was often allowed to participate in class like the students who were fully enrolled.
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The peak itself is surrounded by dense pine forest, which makes it impossible for tourists to admire the view of the area.
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The people on the streets admire the family of ducks.
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Both breeds are admired for their hunting abilities and their trademark trait of springing at game.
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Her embroidered pictures were much admired by friends and relatives.
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The hall was probably aisled, with columns supporting an elaborately carved wooden roof admired in 1634 for its gilt carvings.
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She is admired and envied by both genders.
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