Dear English translator

The difference between respect and respect lies in its meaning, usage and emphasis. Usage is as follows:

First, the meaning is different.

1, respect to: respect, respect, respect, value.

Example:

we? Must? Plan? With what? Respect? Where to? That? Future. ?

We must have a plan for the future.

2. Respect: respect, respect, respect ...

Example:

Me? Really? Huge? Respect? For what? Dean.

I have great respect for Dean.

Second, the usage is different.

1, respect: the basic meaning of respect: respect, which means respect and admiration for someone or someone's point of view, behavior, morality and talent. By extension, it can mean "non-infringement" and "observation" of something.

2. Respect: Respect is interpreted as "respect" and "respect", which refers to admiration for someone or someone's views, talents and behaviors. This is an uncountable noun. When there is an adjective as an attribute in front of it, you can add the indefinite article a.

Third, the emphasis is different.

1, respect to: respect or obey, and actively cooperate with the requirements.

Respect: passive respect, or admiration, with reasons behind it.