make obeisances 行礼
pay obeisances 表示敬意
deep obeisances 深深鞠躬
formal obeisances 正式礼节
religious obeisances 宗教礼拜动作
1. The guests made obeisances to the honored leader.
客人们向受尊敬的领导者行礼。
2. The ceremony began with traditional obeisances.
仪式以传统的行礼开始。
3. The students showed their respect through polite obeisances.
学生们通过礼貌的鞠躬表达敬意。
A: Why did they make obeisances before entering the hall?
A：他们为什么在进入大厅前行礼？
B: The obeisances were part of the traditional ceremony.
B：这些行礼动作是传统仪式的一部分。
1) 表示尊敬、敬意的礼节性动作
2) obeisance 的复数形式，常用于正式或历史语境
3) 可指鞠躬、跪拜等表达敬意的行为
1. 表示敬意或尊重而进行的礼节性动作，如鞠躬或行礼。
e.g. The people offered obeisances to the king.
人们向国王行礼表示敬意。
2. 指对某人或某事表示尊敬、服从或认可的行为。
e.g. His words were full of obeisances toward his teacher.
他的话语中充满了对老师的敬意。
noun
1. Respectful gestures or acts, especially bows or formal signs of respect.
Synonym: bows, greetings, respects