n.尊敬，尊重，遵从，听从

The deference shown towards the elderly in our culture is deeply ingrained.
在我们的文化中对老年人的尊重根深蒂固。
She showed deference to her superior's decision, even though she disagreed with it.
她尽管不同意上司的决定，但还是表示了尊重。
It is important to show deference to those who hold higher positions of authority.
对于拥有更高权威职位的人，表现出尊重是很重要的。
He was always respectful and deferential towards his teacher, even after many years.
即使多年后，他对老师仍然保持着尊敬和谦恭的态度。
In a formal setting, it is expected that one should show deference to their peers.
在正式场合，人们期望对同龄人表示尊重。
The child learned to defer to her older sister's judgment when it came to household chores.
在家务事上，孩子学会了尊重姐姐的意见。
The employees were required to show deference to their manager's instructions without questioning them.
员工被要求无条件服从经理的指示。
The politician acknowledged the importance of public opinion, deferring to the will of the people.
这位政治家承认公众意见的重要性，顺从人民的意愿。
When discussing with an expert, it's essential to exhibit deference for their knowledge and experience.
与专家交谈时，展示对他们知识和经验的尊重至关重要。
She had a natural ability to handle conflicts with grace and deference, avoiding unnecessary confrontations.
她在处理冲突时，总能优雅且有礼貌地退让，避免不必要的争执。