venerable
adj. 令人尊重的; 庄严的,珍贵的; 副主教
A venerable person deserves respect because they are old and wise.
Her Chinese friends referred to the Empress as their venerable ancestor.
她的中国朋友们说这位女皇是他们值得敬仰的祖先。
...a venerable old man with white hair.
一位受人尊敬的白发长者
Something that is venerable is impressive because it is old or important historically.
May Day has become a venerable institution...
五朔节已经变成一个神圣庄严的传统节日。
Venerable dailies such as the Tokyo Times have shut down.
像《东京时报》之类的一些有名望的日报已经停刊了。
1. impressive by reason of age;
2. profoundly honored;
How becoming to aged is wisdom, understanding and prudence to the venerable!
老年人富有智慧;有荣名的人, 聪明而有智谋,何其相称!
Let us go and seize him back and offer to our venerable king.
我们去把唐僧抓来献给大王. (作出准备出发的样子)
The door curtain was pushed aside and the Venerable Master Kao entered, followed by Mistress Chen.
老太爷也揭了门帘从他的房里出来,陈姨太跟在后面.
Similarly venerable is the local tea ceremony , which can last several hours.
历史同样悠久的当地茶道要持续数小时.
The cathedral is a venerable building.
主教座堂是神圣庄严的建筑.