adj.可敬的，(因年高、显要、智慧等)令人尊重的，值得敬重的，受敬佩的，(对圣公会吏长的尊称)尊者，真福(天主教会对列入圣品前的已故圣洁者的尊称)

The venerable old oak tree has been standing tall for over 200 years, witnessing generations come and go.
这棵可敬的老橡树已经屹立了200多年，见证了数代人的更迭。
The venerable monk, with his wise eyes and gentle demeanor, was revered by all in the village.
那位眼神睿智、态度温和的高僧受到村里所有人的尊敬。
The university, founded in the 13th century, is a venerable institution known for its academic excellence.
这所大学创建于13世纪，是一所因学术卓越而闻名的古老学府。
The venerable author's latest novel explores themes of love and loss with profound insight.
这位德高望重的作家最新小说深刻地探讨了爱与失去的主题。
The venerable judge, having served on the bench for 40 years, announced his retirement.
那位在法庭上服务了40年的德高望重的法官宣布了他的退休。
The temple, a venerable structure dating back to the Tang Dynasty, still attracts many pilgrims.
那座可追溯至唐朝的古老寺庙结构依然吸引着众多朝圣者。
In her venerable age, Grandma still tends to her garden with the same passion as she did in her youth.
奶奶虽已年迈，但仍以年轻时的热情照料着她的花园。
The venerable professor's lectures were always filled with students eager to learn from his vast knowledge.
那位德高望重的教授的讲座总是挤满了渴望从他渊博的知识中学习的学生。
The venerable institution of marriage has undergone many changes throughout history but remains a cornerstone of society.
婚姻这一庄严制度历经历史变迁，但仍作为社会基石存在。
The venerable library, housing ancient manuscripts and rare books, is a treasure trove for scholars.
这座收藏着古籍和珍本的庄严图书馆是学者们的宝库。