How is the word t'admirer translated from French to English

Éprouver de l'admiration et du respect pour toi.

To admire and respect you.

phrase
English translation
look up to you

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  • Tes élèves t'admirent vraiment. Your students really look up to you.

  • Beaucoup d'enfants prennent exemple sur toi. Many children look up to you as a role model.

  • Les employés plus jeunes t'admirent plus que tu ne le crois. The younger staff look up to you more than you think.

  • Pourquoi tant de gens prennent-ils exemple sur toi ? Why do so many people look up to you?

  • N'oublie pas que les enfants t'admirent. Don't forget that the kids look up to you.

  • Sache que je prends vraiment exemple sur toi. Please know that I truly look up to you.

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FAQ about “t'admirer”

How is “t'admirer” translated from French?
“t'admirer” translates into English as “look up to you”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “t'admirer” mean?
Meaning of “t'admirer”: Éprouver de l'admiration et du respect pour toi. In English — “look up to you”.
What part of speech is “t'admirer”?
“t'admirer” is a phrase.
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